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.
Preston Lewis opened a door, and the afternoon sun streamed in.
Students surfing the Internet for solutions to health-related concerns should be wary about their search results.
Local organic grocers and farmers are generally unconcerned by Wal-Mart’s recent partnership with Wild Oats, an organic food brand that will bring cheaper products to its shelves.
Students can stroll through Gainesville’s startup central Thursday night.
Cat overpopulation is about to paws.
Stargazers who were awake early this morning may have noticed something a little off about the moon — namely, a blood-red tint.
A grand jury ruled Monday that a Gainesville Police officer lawfully shot and killed the man who stabbed a UF employee in March.
Waldo Police arrested a Vermont man Sunday who hid marijuana in his underwear.
Even when Ali Brody wasn’t delivering GoJoe coffee or Jimmy John’s subs, she wore her helmet.
When late-afternoon fatigue hits and happy hour at Dunkin’ Donuts is not an option, losing an hour of the day to the sweet serenity of a nap on the living room couch seems like a fair trade-off.
As spring continues, Floridians can expect to see more gopher tortoises poking their heads out.
Gainesville’s own Swamp Head Brewery hopped its way to a gold medal at the World Beer Cup last week.
The City of Gainesville is asking residents to contribute information to its new wiki page.
The rapper turned to the cameras. He gave a quick verse:
A Gainesville high school was recently ranked in the top 30 of the Washington Post’s list of most challenging high schools.
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