A women-initiated, grass-roots peace and social justice organization will host a series of events next week to protest the use of drones overseas and violence in the Middle East.
It’s time to reconsider your “Conquistabros and Navajos” themed mixer.
A Gainesville man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after police said he sexually assaulted his girlfriend’s 9-year-old relative.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Tuesday night after police said she smashed three glass jewelry cases with an aluminum bat at the Southwest Archer Road Wal-Mart.
With an electric fan at his feet, Charlie Crist addressed his Gators fans in Pugh Hall on Wednesday.
An apartment complex with a rooftop pool, two 24-hour gyms and four clubhouses only 28 steps from campus? Yes. It’s coming Aug. 14 of next year.
Starting Monday, students at Norton Elementary will be the first in Alachua County to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner in their school cafeteria.
UF undergraduates applying to law schools made up the largest pool of applicants in the country last year. But not all of those applicants decided to apply to the UF Levin College of Law.
With a few clicks, UF students ordering textbooks on Amazon.com can now donate money to a local charity at no extra cost.
Early voting ends Saturday at 6 p.m.
From Jimmy John’s employees to elementary school students, cycling is a way of life for many locals.
West Gainesville residents will have to wait a little longer to savor gourmet ice pops off Archer Road.
Mayors from six of the state’s major cities including Tampa, Orlando and Tallahassee are supporting Amendment 1, which aims to protect Florida’s water and natural resources and will appear on the ballot next Tuesday.
A Gainesville man pulled a crack pipe out of his butt after being arrested on an outstanding warrant early Tuesday.
At just 14 animals shy of being dangerously overcrowded, Alachua County Animal Services is nearing capacity.
The Friends of the Library book sale was bustling Monday.
A Gainesville man was arrested early Monday after police said he snatched and threw his ex-boyfriend’s ankle monitor before stealing his cell phone.
Young people will largely avoid voting in next week’s midterm elections, and this should come as no surprise to anyone who follows elections closely. While young people did turn out in relatively large numbers in 2008 and 2012, the youth vote largely goes silent during midterm elections.
Bats, pumpkins and thousands of families traipsed through the fall air — but this wasn’t Halloween.
Hungry customers crowded the area outside The Flying Biscuit Cafe’s doors Sunday morning. A wait as long as two hours stood between increasingly impatient patrons and their breakfast.
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