A woman stabbed her boyfriend in the chest after police said he punched her in the face early Thursday.
UF students and faculty are reacting to President Barack Obama’s announcement on major immigration reforms.
Penny and Clementine may smell like manure and make funny noises, but they still get weekly visits from Gainesville youth.
Brittany King fiddled with the red bandana around her head anxiously waiting for an announcement out of Ferguson, Missouri.
Gainesville Police arrested an Orlando man after officers said he tried to sexually assault and rob another man at an ATM on Sunday afternoon.
Thanksgiving travelers may have to sit through traffic before seeing their families and stuffing their faces this year.
The Sunshine State means business.
Gainesville Police arrested a woman after officers said she attacked a man with a set of keys because there was no beer in the refrigerator Saturday night.
The future of Gainesville’s retail landscape is one step closer to completion.
A new cafe boasting healthy options is adding to the hype over Heavener Hall.
A Leon County Sheriff’s Office deputy was shot and killed Saturday morning after responding to a house fire.
UF researchers have discovered that small mammals are vital to sustaining seed dispersal and the survival of tropical ecosystems.
Wendy Adams has lived 14 years of her life without a place to call home.
The small desk on the Plaza of the Americas was stacked with canned vegetables, boxes of crackers and drinks that will go toward feeding graduate assistants and their families.
About 40 people gathered Thursday night to memorialize the lives of 226 transgender individuals lost to hate crimes in the past year, including a 4-year-old.
TALLAHASSEE — Tatiana Aponte said Strozier Library was a safe place.
Three men puffed smoke from their glossy vape pens outside Gainesville’s city hall in defeat.
Despite hard freezes and a frost lasting early this morning, Gainesville is expected to warm up by the weekend.
Alachua County became the first county in North Florida to publicly support marriage equality this week.
For about three hours, Gainesville High School students stood in the cold and waited while officers and four canines swept campus for explosives.
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