Police charge man after indecent exposure
By Martin Vassolo | Mar. 7, 2016Gainesville Police charged a man — whom they believe is responsible for a string of indecent exposures — with one of the incidents.
Gainesville Police charged a man — whom they believe is responsible for a string of indecent exposures — with one of the incidents.
Craft spirits such as blueberry-infused vodka are coming to downtown Gainesville in late May.
CareerSource of North Central Florida held a workshop for the Gainesville City Commission on Monday evening to discuss its achievements and future projects.
A Gainesville man fired six shots downtown early Monday morning, one of them hitting a bystander’s hand.
Butler Enterprises recently announced the addition of a Marshalls and an Ashley HomeStore to its ongoing developments.
Police arrested a Gainesville woman early Sunday morning after they said she drove drunk and on the wrong side of Interstate 75 with her 11-month-old child in the car.
Donald Trump started his campaign being viewed as a joke. No one thought a businessman with no governing experience would ever get this close to winning the nomination. Now, it’s no longer improbable that he will win the nomination. When it comes to delegates, Trump is clearly in the lead after bringing in about 250 delegates on Super Tuesday. If he wins the nomination, he has a strong possibility of becoming president. It’s time to consider what type of president he might be.
Watching the debates at this stage in the presidential primaries is a masochistic endeavor. The spectacles of both parties are simply unbearable.
Editor's note: This article will be updated as more information is released.
Supporters of Hillary Clinton are getting their own space.
A man will stare into the depths of a politician’s mouth today.
Alachua County Animal Services announced Wednesday that it has halted canine adoptions and will quarantine its dogs for 10 days.
Cary Michael Lambrix dreams of nature.
The Collegiate Skate Tour is coming to Gainesville for the first time Saturday afternoon.
Starbucks recently announced an upcoming change to its rewards program.
Using a harmonious blend of music, art and scientific poetry, The Crossroads Project: Rising Tide addressed issues of environmental sustainability during its performance Tuesday.
For the second time in less than a week, someone crashed an SUV into a Gainesville business.
Rockeys Dueling Piano Bar hosted “Black Euphoria” on Tuesday night, opening its stage to music and spoken word poetry on the black experience in America.
Starting in March, Gainesville residents can hit the court.
It started with a noise complaint.