A Gainesville Police officer is in stable condition after a man reportedly crashed into his patrol car Sunday.
While the rise of the Internet has empowered customers, businesses have had to modify how they interact with consumers to fit the trend.
Aedyn Martinez balanced on his child-sized skateboard, pulled his hands up and hurdled down University Avenue on Sunday.
A UF scientist will travel to Australia in March to help fight against invasive mosquito species that carry threats of disease.
Swamp Head Brewery is now using Florida’s sunshine to power its brand new brew house.
Solar power is booming in America, but a lack of solar-incentives may hold Florida back.
Gainesville City Commission advanced both a ban on synthetic drugs and a plan for pedestrian access to Northwest Eighth Avenue during Thursday’s meeting.
Local artists gathered at the Civic Media Center on Saturday to share their writing.
A study has linked potential health benefits to the consumption of red wine made from native grapes.
Take a moment to reflect back on the 2012 presidential race and the criticisms that plagued the Romney campaign.
A sold-out golf tournament would mean success for Gainesville High School’s Academic Boosters Club.
Two pairs of black sneakers stuck out from underneath the golden lion’s legs Thursday evening.
History is coming to life this Saturday in honor of Black History Month.
Florida school police officers are turning to a new way of detecting guns in schools, but it doesn’t beep.
Members of the UF community will hit the stage tonight for a show benefitting graduate student organizations.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Thursday after determining he was driving drunk during the December crash that killed his daughter and her friend.
University Police arrested a UF student Wednesday after he reportedly broke a mirror on a Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol van.
Colder temperatures this week may cause problems for scooter riders.
Litter accumulated in the ocean over the past year is equivalent to if each person on the planet had dumped 700 pieces of trash into the water, according to a recent study published in the journal PLOS ONE.
Gainesville’s music legends are coming together to teach songwriting to residents.
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