TekMatic Corp., a startup based out of Miami and Gainesville, is batting its way to a home run with the development of a new training baseball bat used by Major League Baseball players.
After a nurse contracted Ebola in Dallas, the UF community is preparing for a potential outbreak.
Beginning in December, Gainesville Police will offer Rape Aggression Defense training to its officers.
Celebrities are not the only ones having their personal pictures leaked online.
Three Gainesville residents were arrested Friday after an attempted drug deal.
Four years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill plagued the Gulf of Mexico, the third and largest phase of gulf restoration projects was announced — almost 70 percent of which Florida will head.
When Kathy Butler and Scooby first locked eyes, Butler knew it was meant to be.
It’s not the year of the turtle, but 2014 has been a record year for state sea turtle nesting.
Amid UF’s Pride History Week, Florida issued its first legal recognition of a same-sex marriage.
The garden at Highlands Presbyterian Community Church is green with potential, yet overgrown with expectation.
UF’s College of Education project added five more states to its $25 million project to assist teachers in better serving students with disabilities.
Marion Rose Harvey lost her life Wednesday night after she was rear-ended while driving her scooter on 34th Street.
A week after UF sent out a mass email to the Student Body, no new information is available on the student hospitalized with meningococcal disease.
A local nonprofit’s new program will allow volunteers to turn service credit into a car.
Gainesville Police and the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office are asking locals to keep an eye out for a recent door-to-door scammer.
The viral respiratory infection that shocked the Midwest in August made its way to Florida this week.
The Pride Student Union is asking UF students to peer through the looking glass to learn more about the LGBT community’s Pride History Week.
In a small building toward the back of Magnolia Parke, a new restaurant has something brewing.
While Gainesville is used to the hectic swarm of students and residents, the City of Hawthorne is more acquainted with the sound of nature and the sight of familiar faces.
Some copycat confusion ensued Sunday when a blog post on Ken Eats Gainesville alerted residents that Gainesville’s upcoming Shila Korean BBQ restaurant had missed a key element in business etiquette: If you’re going to open a restaurant, make sure it doesn’t already exist.
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