A Santa Fe College student and a UF doctoral candidate are both ready to face challenges reminiscent of the 2013 Gainesville election.
They’re a topic occasionally popular on Yik Yak. Twitter hashtags are dedicated to them. And Squirrel Appreciation Day is their time to go nuts.
Discoveries in the sky won’t necessarily be reflected on Gainesville’s streets.
If you’ve ever wondered what a goat family reunion may look like, Laura Labine can tell you.
Almost five years after his retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court, former Justice John Paul Stevens spoke to UF students and the general public Tuesday afternoon about his personal thoughts on topics ranging from the death penalty to the Second Amendment.
Smoothie King is back in the mix.
Two Gainesville men are dead and three more are injured after a car accident early Friday.
New exams replacing the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test this year may begin to affect high school students applying to college.
A local bead store is closing shop and moving its merchandise online.
A Gainesville man who ran away after reportedly breaking into an apartment Wednesday night was arrested Friday afternoon.
Following a violation from a supplier, Chipotle has suspended pork sales in about one-third of its locations — including both in Gainesville.
Free how-to-quit smoking classes are now available at Grace Marketplace.
Gainesville Police found and arrested a man Wednesday morning who officers said was connected to a recent house robbery.
Callie Williams has passion for two things: her 18-year-old son, Grey, and Dungeons & Dragons.
Cheaper gas is having a positive impact on some local restaurants and businesses.
Gainesville Police arrested a man at Grace Marketplace Wednesday after officers said he yanked a pole out of the ground and swung it at a woman.
Charity is an incredible thing. It’s a way for us to show we care for one another, and it provides resources and aid to those in need both domestically and internationally. It has changed the lives of thousands every year, from building homes for Hurricane Katrina victims in 2005 to providing medical care to Ebola virus patients in West Africa in 2014.
After class enrollment doubled following multiple attempted rapes reported on campus last Fall, registration for the UF Rape Aggression Defense program has normalized.
Deputies are searching for a man who ran away after reportedly breaking into a southwest Gainesville apartment Wednesday evening with another man whom the apartment resident shot dead.
Architecture and fine arts students can stop scrambling to find sketchbooks, drawing paper and paintbrushes.
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