The controversial dismissal of several Citizens Co-op employees last year led to an almost yearlong labor dispute, but a much-anticipated settlement is now on the horizon.
A Gainesville man was arrested Saturday night after he reportedly fought three police officers while trying to avoid arrest.
With one puff of an electronic cigarette, smokers could be sucking a carcinogen into their lungs.
Daisey Gainey is nervous about failing the GED.
Although same-sex marriage has been recognized under Florida law, the local LGBT community is still facing issues.
Helping Hands Pet Rescue got close to 1,000 animals adopted in 2014 and are looking to social media to make 2015 another successful year.
A recent survey showed that 80 percent of respondents support mandatory labeling of foods containing DNA, but experts say this strong response stems largely from misinformation.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Wednesday morning for reportedly hitting another man on the head with a metal folding chair at the St. Francis House cafeteria.
Anthony Confrancesco said he zips nearly five miles through campus every day on his six-gear bicycle.
When UF sophomore Jennifer Hafner left one of Midtown’s most popular bars over the weekend, her hair and clothing didn’t smell like smoke.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Tuesday who reportedly stole from Satchel’s Pizza twice in the span of a week, even after the restaurant installed security cameras.
The average global temperature in 2014 was the highest it’s been since records started in 1880 while Florida’s overall temperature dipped down.
A Santa Fe College student and a UF doctoral candidate are both ready to face challenges reminiscent of the 2013 Gainesville election.
They’re a topic occasionally popular on Yik Yak. Twitter hashtags are dedicated to them. And Squirrel Appreciation Day is their time to go nuts.
Discoveries in the sky won’t necessarily be reflected on Gainesville’s streets.
If you’ve ever wondered what a goat family reunion may look like, Laura Labine can tell you.
Almost five years after his retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court, former Justice John Paul Stevens spoke to UF students and the general public Tuesday afternoon about his personal thoughts on topics ranging from the death penalty to the Second Amendment.
Smoothie King is back in the mix.
Two Gainesville men are dead and three more are injured after a car accident early Friday.
New exams replacing the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test this year may begin to affect high school students applying to college.
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