Pia Leinonen and Joni Tiala are making their way from New York City south to the Florida Keys and east to California, driving about 10,000 miles in a rental van. Their dressing rooms are frequently campsites.
Down a luminary-lit path in Paynes Prairie Saturday night, the Alachua Astronomy Club set up high-powered telescopes to show guests whichever constellation, nebula or planet they wanted to see.
Gainesville residents and students came together Saturday night to celebrate the first anniversary of the Original Gainesville Food Truck Rally.
More than a dozen of Gainesville’s hottest hunks will be auctioned off tonight to raise money for one local gym’s charitable mission.
Gainesville Police arrested a homeless man Wednesday after police said he locked himself in a Wal-Mart bathroom and huffed aerosol cans.
UF students and faculty are reacting to the deaths of three people in Kiev, Ukraine, following protests around the capital last week.
For Caitlyn Lower, cruising in her silver Corolla will become a little more complicated near her Second Avenue Centre apartment.
Former members of Team Florida Cycling will join forces on Saturday to honor a friend and fund a cause.
A paintbrush and canvas are just a few tools helping Alachua County’s seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and other memory disorders explore their creative sides while raising money for a good cause.
Gainesville Fashion Week is looking for models who can strut, but organizers think local talent might be shivering instead.
Python invasion has spread from the Everglades to the virtual world.
Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo has some cool cats — and lemurs and peacocks and other animals coping with the recent freezing temperatures.
A new smoke-ring device could soon change the dynamic of hookah culture in Gainesville.
Negotiations are over.
While the Seminoles are enjoying a rare snow day and canceled classes, Gators will be slogging through possible freezing rain and sleet.
In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama outlined plans to enable startup companies to grow and extend more opportunities to hardworking college students.
A group of UF Veterinary School Students will be spreading the love to furry friends this weekend in honor of Valentine’s Day.
Introspection may be a cure for frantic students suffering from beginning-of-the-semester blues.
For students interested in being a part of the next big idea, a startup hub is hosting its second internship fair today and Wednesday.
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