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.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus came to Gainesville for the first time in its more than 100-year history, and many animal rights activists wanted to make sure it will be the last.
Every day in Gainesville, cars disappear.
Motorists driving on Northwest 16th Avenue may need to modify their daily traffic routines due to the road construction project that started last week.
Owner and veterinarian Jessica Robertson cradled a 2-month-old pit bull in her arms and smiled as it covered her cheek in tiny kisses.
Alachua County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a local woman Saturday morning after deputies reported she threatened her boyfriend with a butcher knife while he was in bed.
Gainesville Police arrested an Alachua man whom officers said passed out behind the wheel of a car after huffing cans of cleaning duster spray.
Kay Bros. BBQ may have closed at the beginning of December, but starting Saturday, Gainesville residents can visit a new restaurant in the same location.
The Alachua County Commission will vote Tuesday to accept or deny a $2 million grant awarded to Alachua County Fire Rescue.
Predictably, this first week of classes was a blur of syllabi, underheated RTS buses and overpriced textbooks. But you made it!
Julia Rae Varnes wasn’t surprised when she saw a recent study about adults and their drinking habits.
Bust out the polyester and big hair — the sounds of the ‘80s are coming to UF.
Alachua County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a local woman Wednesday morning after deputies said she hit her estranged husband with her car and chased him with a bat.
“The Greatest Show on Earth” is coming to Gainesville on Friday for the first time in its 144-year history.
With the new year comes a new way for workers to collect overdue paychecks.
Alachua County Sheriff’s deputies used a Taser on a Newberry man early Wednesday after deputies said he refused to leave a Waffle House.
He disappeared underneath the pile of blankets. The man lay there motionless, camped out on Bo Diddley Community Plaza the night of Gainesville’s coldest air mass in years.
Gainesville Police arrested two brothers early Tuesday after police reported they fought local bar patrons and employees.
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