The faces of the 43 slain Mexican students were illuminated by candles at a vigil held on Turlington Plaza on Thursday night.
“Mhm, mhms” buzzed throughout the audience, giving momentum to the speakers at a race and diversity seminar and think tank Thursday evening as they discussed cultural sensitivities and encouraged listening to eliminate discrimination.
A few weeks ago, a family fell in love with a dog.
After slashing teen smoking rates by more than 50 percent within 14 years, Florida is now home to the lowest percentage of high school smokers in the nation.
Alex Whiteside’s company can’t afford to compete with bigger brands like Netflix.
A drunk man was arrested Tuesday night after police said he peed in a Popeyes’ bathroom sink.
What happened in Key West didn’t stay in Key West for one sea turtle now recovering from a herpes-like virus.
A group of U.S. veterans and family members picked up their paintbrushes Tuesday afternoon in a colorful celebration of the men and women who served.
A new social media app lets you do more than connect with people — it lets you buy them a drink.
After The JAM announced its closing, the rumor mill spiked with concerns that a block-wide buyout was imminent near downtown.
The Sun Center in downtown Gainesville will be the new home for Sababa, a Jewish-Israeli cafe.
Moving out of his childhood home, Alan Ferry found a stack of airplane drawings.
A naked man had to be dragged out of an apartment early Tuesday after police said he pushed and grabbed his wife.
More than 300 motorcycles buzzed through Gainesville’s streets Sunday morning as part of Bikers on Parade.
Joshua Price sat behind his scrap metal art booth — a steel animal zoo — nearly bouncing with joy Sunday afternoon.
Timothy Kline doesn’t have to worry about paying for college in Florida, which was deemed the most veteran-friendly state in the country by Florida TaxWatch on Thursday.
A Gainesville man was arrested Saturday evening after police said he punched his girlfriend of 20 years in the face and tried to drag her outside.
UF students seeking to celebrate Veterans Day outdoors can visit five state parks in Alachua County for free Tuesday.
Panelists discussed racial profiling at a forum held Thursday in the Reitz Union to discuss the misconduct of law enforcement officers within communities across the nation.
The first rule of BarCamp is that there are no rules.
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