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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Jewish Gainesville residents can now find out if they carry a genetic disease for free.
Police: Local man threatens to harm RTS driver
Krishna House opened a vegan and vegetarian bakery Wednesday.
At about 10 p.m. Sunday, Ajalan Carter felt like something was wrong.
A former UF student died Thursday morning after his motorcycle crashed into a large truck near UF Health Shands Hospital.
Local scuba divers will celebrate Easter by diving for hard-boiled eggs.
When Sunday’s chocolate has been eaten and all the plastic eggs have been found, a new season begins.
Survivors of violence will take part in a pop-up art series this week, raising both awareness and money for their cause.
A Gainesville man was arrested Tuesday after police said he hid more than a pound of cocaine in the trunk of his car.
Gloria Rodriguez is tired of landlords discriminating against her.
Some called it a time to reconnect with the community, while others called it stunt by law enforcement to redirect public attention.
University Police arrested a UF employee Tuesday after police said a gun was found in a jacket she left in the Reitz Union.
The infamous Zika virus is closer to home than some may think.
The Historic Thomas Center will combine two forms of art for its first time at an upcoming exhibit.
Several of Gainesville’s nature parks changed operating hours for spring and summer after the recent time change.
A women’s empowerment and support group will hold its first gathering today.
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