A peculiar critter control problem plagues Anthony Rue and his neighbors: Drawn in by the allure of acorns, vicious wild hogs regularly invade his yard.
A sweet tooth can have some seriously sour consequences.
After investigators closed the dig site where they’d hoped to find the body of missing UF student Tiffany Sessions, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to collect tips for further investigation.
Some of them worked for months in the dirt. They spent hours clearing the plot, building up the soil, watering the plants and covering them during freezes.
While residents are bundling up to cope with lower temperatures this winter, manatees are finding warm refuge of their own.
Gainesville residents will no longer be able to purchase cigarettes from local CVS stores starting this fall.
Today is the last day to register to vote in the March 11 City of Gainesville elections.
A UF alumnus’ company is taking the stress out of gift giving.
If cramming for midterms has you tearing your hair out, it might be time to call the stressed-out study buddy who’s suffering right there with you.
The state’s denial of the City of Gainesville’s request to use the Reitz Union as an early voting center for next month’s municipal elections is drawing criticism locally.
Gainesville Starbucks customers can drive through for their brew starting in a few months.
Barefoot children, loud noises and broken boards would seem like a nightmare to most businesses, but that is exactly what Gainesville’s newest martial arts studio wanted.
A new award is helping fund research that could keep athletes out of the hospital and on the field.
Researchers from the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences at UF have discovered the genetic cause of citrus canker, a contagious disease caused by bacteria that infects citrus trees and makes them lose their fruit and leaves early, which may lead to a cure.
In a region of churches and congregations, Florida has taken a step back from organized religion.
They found nothing in the dirt.
Paul Rowles, who police think killed UF finance junior Tiffany Sessions in 1989, killed before.
The Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce announced plans last week to bring a new convention center to the city.
Some people go their entire lives without seeing one or knowing what one looks like, but Avanti cars will be going on display Saturday for the public to see.
Twenty-five years ago, UF student Tiffany Sessions left her apartment for a walk and never returned.
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