It’s been a wild ride this week, dear readers. Between the Florida primary and mayoral elections, there has been plenty to keep the Alligator newsroom busy and bustling. But now, it’s time for everyone’s favorite part of the week: a time to reflect on the good and the bad, the pretty and the ugly. Thanks for tuning in, readers, to this week’s edition of…
A Gainesville man was charged Wednesday after police said they found nearly 200 grams of various drugs in his home.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Wednesday after police said she threatened to cut her neighbor for making a Facebook comment.
A display that examines national and local African-American history will stay in Gainesville longer than expected.
Brewery to celebrate St. Patty’s Day with music and beer
For president, Florida voters chose Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nominee and Donald Trump for the Republican.
A maintenance worker at University House apartments was arrested Monday morning after police said he stole $900 worth of gift cards from his manager’s desk.
A local business will hold its third Studio Talk for entrepreneurs and small business owners Thursday.
A new volunteer program hopes to mobilize Gainesville residents against a pesky plant.
Racers from around the world will soon enter a flurry of smoke and fumes at the Amalie Motor Oil National Hot Rod Association Gatornationals.
Progress entails moving forward on the trajectory of history and struggling for greater liberties and, ultimately, a better quality of life. At the very least, we can imagine with more relevance the notion of greater freedom, what Hegel meant when he wrote, “The History of the world is none other than the progress of the consciousness of Freedom.”
few blocks from downtown Gainesville sits a small, 675-square-foot house bordered by a white picket fence.
UF students and Gainesville residents can now register for a run to benefit those with autism.
The sixth annual Gainesville Jewish Film Festival sold out during its first showing Sunday.
Tickets to an April fundraiser for the Santa Fe River watershed recently became available online.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Sunday morning after police said she drove drunk in a car that was missing two tires.
Mosquito season may be coming sooner than expected.
Editor’s Note: Donald Shepherd, Gainesville’s third mayoral candidate, declined an interview with the Alligator.
It’s a good thing Emma Campbell looked outside Saturday afternoon.
Solutions by The State News
