A brown-eyed Cavalier King Charles spaniel named Maddie nosed around Sweet Paws Bakery Friday night in search of brightly colored plastic Easter eggs and the treats inside.
The City of Gainesville Public Works department is preparing for the next phase in an active reconstruction project on Depot Avenue that will affect bus routes.
Gainesville Police arrested a woman Sunday morning after she flipped her car and crashed into a building while drunken driving.
A recent study shows preference for religion is declining, and its decline may be partly caused by the Internet.
Alachua County Tax Collector LaVaughn Fraser died Thursday morning after an extended illness.
A recent study conducted by researchers at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine revealed some troubling realities for young fathers.
A new study showing a relationship between marijuana use and brain abnormalities is facing scrutiny from some Gainesville experts and residents.
As Starbucks-fueled students race toward finals and the semester’s end, Gainesville moving companies prepare for a marathon of their own.
A Gainesville pizza joint is celebrating the end of the semester with free slices.
As a nurse, Lauren Furgason has seen her fair share of cardiac arrests.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Wednesday after discovering 113 grams of marijuana in his backpack.
Tobe Terrell put a cushion on the floor, sat in the Lotus position and began the daily meeting in the meditation room. He started by reading a list of 15 things that will make your life happier if you give them up.
The Wednesday release of The New York Times’ story about a flawed investigation into Florida State University quarterback Jameis Winston’s rape allegations is reverberating in Gainesville.
Tax Day has come and gone. But for students who forgot to apply for a refund, there’s still time.
Big beer bills are continuing to bluster their way through state government, leaving local breweries, brewpubs and craft beer drinkers still clouded with disappointment.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Tuesday night for threatening a group of people with a gun and hiding marijuana in his underwear.
Rep. Ted Yoho sat down with UF students Wednesday to discuss a program that offers college opportunities to low-income and first-generation students.
The buzz around Volta’s coffee is growing.
Nathan Ferrell walked onto the stage carrying his red and blue backpack, as always.
Mosquito season is here earlier than usual, and the Alachua County Health Department is gearing up to prevent the rise of a mosquito infestation.
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