Arrest after axe choking
By Jenna Lyons | Jan. 16, 2014Gainesville Police arrested a local man and his girlfriend Wednesday night after police said he used an axe handle to choke a man and then beat him with a cellphone.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man and his girlfriend Wednesday night after police said he used an axe handle to choke a man and then beat him with a cellphone.
A new store is opening in Gainesville for shoppers with expensive taste on a budget.
Gainesville now has a one-stop website for residents to access its data.
A local organization protested outside a Gainesville-based robotics company Wednesday in response to the U.S. Army awarding the business millions of dollars for drone development.
Police responded to an emergency phone call Wednesday night after a transformer blew in downtown Gainesville, leaving more than 400 Gainesville Regional Utilities customers without power.
As residents bundle up to escape the low temperatures, farmers are worried less about themselves and more about their crops.
A UF graduate is slicing into the film industry with a new film starring Danny Trejo.
UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital took another step forward in its plan to improve care by opening a pediatric cardiac intensive care unit, or PCICU, last week.
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman Monday after police said she tried to steal another woman’s car and later led police on a chase in a stolen water delivery truck.
People who remember to grab their daily lattes may remember more in general.
Americans don’t seem to connect with their Internet service providers.
The 32nd Kanapaha Botanical Gardens bamboo sale is underway.
Gainesville Fire Rescue pulled a construction worker out of a collapsed trench Monday afternoon after a 14-foot wall of clay and sand trapped him.
A UF club is putting the spotlight on its new venture in hopes of drawing a greater audience. The student-run theater company Florida Players’ spring season now features a musical, something that has not been done by this club in two years.
Alachua County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a local man Monday night who became belligerent after drinking bottles of cough syrup and large amounts of caffeine.
Two new Asian restaurants are spicing up University Avenue.
Gainesville Police is investigating both a suspected murder that took place early Monday in a parking garage at North Florida Regional Medical Center and a subsequent suicide.
Even though this flu season has brought an increase in life-threatening cases to Alachua County, the health department provided vaccinations for a record number of the county’s children.
With a new year comes change, and Colorado is following suit by turning over a different kind of leaf.
At-home delivery isn’t just for takeout anymore.