When Damian Gonzalez woke up to the news Friday that the Supreme Court had struck down bans on same-sex marriage, his first reaction was to call his aunt.
North Central Florida’s biggest lake is vanishing down a sinkhole.
The UF concrete canoe team members messaged one another about their workouts every single day.
The State Attorney’s office has reportedly agreed to defer prosecution in consolidated cases involving Julius Long, the son of former County Commissioner Rodney Long.
At one point, RayAnn Moseley took four different medicines to help her intractable epilepsy, but the seizures didn’t stop.
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Along with scorching hot temperatures and buckets of rainfall, the summer season also brings something a little sweeter: blueberries.
“The Lorax” sits on Kim Tanzer’s coffee table.
A length of yellow chain cordons off the giant silver brewing tanks from the rest of the warehouse, where visitors sit at picnic tables and kids play cornhole.
About 3 miles west of Interstate 75 on Archer Road is the area where the Kanapaha Plantation once was and where a house built by enslaved craftsmen remains.
Keith Richards led a group of bicyclists along the Gainesville-Hawthorne State Trail to the first Active Streets event in Hawthorne on Sunday morning.
Running Bear brought his tipi village out to the Waldo Farmers and Flea Market on Saturday, and it was filled with a collection of items from the Oglala Lakota tribe.
On Tuesday afternoon, Gainesville Police found and arrested the suspect involved in the June 3 stabbing at Motel 6.
Seventeen office complex buildings were broken into Monday night, and police are looking for the suspect.
A team of UF researchers hopes to provide better treatment therapies for people suffering from epilepsy by researching cannabidiol.
The Artisan Guild Gallery is hosting “Fresh from Florida — Harvest of Art” this month to showcase artwork from more than 50 local artists.
The Rev. Marek Dzien, the pastor at St. Augustine Church, started his religious journey 20 years ago as a priest in Poland.
After nearly seven months of renovations, Burrito Bros. Taco Co. will move into its new building later this week.
The Oaks Mall is welcoming a new clothing store.
The fast-casual dining trend inspired Netta Kaiden to open a build-your-own pasta restaurant across the street from UF in Midtown.
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