A Jacksonville, Florida, man was arrested on State Road 93 on Friday night after deputies said he drove drunk with three small children in the back seat.
While she may at one point have been a “real Democrat,” Debbie Wasserman Schultz has increasingly grown out of touch with the people.
A semitrailer damaged a series of power poles Thursday afternoon after crashing into overhead wires.
Gainesville Police reported Thursday that 4-month-old Faith Swilley, who was critically injured in a car accident Easter Sunday, died at UF Health Shands Hospital.
The lost boys of the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys can finally go home.
Alachua County will celebrate nature with pots of chili and a roster of activities Saturday.
A mile of University Avenue will close Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. as thousands of residents visit the fourth-annual Active Streets Gainesville.
A Gainesville man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after police said they found drugs and a gun inside his car.
As part of an ongoing concert series, a neo-folk rock band from Montreal, Canada, and Kentucky will perform at the Historic Thomas Center today at 7 p.m.
Instagram announced the ability to upload longer videos to its social-media platform Tuesday.
A school bus driver struck a pedestrian Tuesday afternoon, appearing to run her over.
Kim Ponzio’s teammates will paint wings on their faces and push an airplane-shaped bed Saturday morning.
A Gainesville man was arrested early Tuesday morning after police said he stole a car, ran several stop signs and crashed into a house — all with a crack pipe in his jacket.
A man lit the first candle at 7:12 p.m. outside the Power House Family Worship Center.
A group of five Alachua County professionals will soon board a plane to Washington, D.C. to discuss the prevalence of inmates with mental illnesses in American jails.
This weekend, students will be able to paddle through pollution.
Mike Myers will teach Gainesville residents how to repurpose and upcycle household items on Wednesday.
The Food and Drug Administration recently imposed stricter requirements for the labeling of opioid medication, but how it will affect misuse among students is currently unclear.
Vendor applications will soon be due for the 37th Annual Fifth Avenue Arts Festival, which includes new entertainment and themes.
Song and dance filled Bartley Temple United Methodist Church on Sunday.
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