In an effort to help Gainesville residents prepare themselves for the recent sub-freezing temperatures, local organizations are providing tips and resources to confront the harrowing weather.
With the opening of the Roberts’ Stadium Club parking garage, the battle for parking in Midtown may be a thing of the past.
Paul Ramsuchit didn’t spend his New Year’s Eve as planned.
Thousands of UF students return to campus today for the new semester, but some had to come back to Gainesville without their loved ones.
A Gainesville2Go employee was arrested Friday after officers said he wrote $40,000 worth of fraudulent checks.
Arctic blast could chill Gainesville to coldest conditions since 2003
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Saturday night after officers said he hid cocaine in his boxers and marijuana in his pants.
A UF alumnus has put his love for the Beatles in a tangible form by helping direct the new iOS app, “John Lennon: The Bermuda Tapes.”
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Saturday night after officers said he walked into an apartment complex, fired two shots in the air and threatened to shoot someone.
A Gainesville brewery is packing up and will be moved into a new location come September 2014.
The App Store is buzzing constantly with new mobile applications for download, but one app creator thinks he’s designed something unique that will speak to college students — up to 500 at a time, to be exact.
With the holidays comes a flurry of shoppers and, unavoidably, a greater risk of shoplifting and burglary.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Tuesday who has been wanted on charges of robbing a local ice cream restaurant in late October.
Santa (Jam) is coming to town.
A frustrating sex life could lead to a shorter lifespan, a new study says.
A Gainesville artist has a high-flying vision, and she’s turning to Kickstarter for help.
As 2013 comes to a close, consumer confidence is on the rebound.
When the “Catching Fire” horses trotted their way into the Capitol pulling the carriage holding Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson, most residents and students were unaware of just how close to home these horses galloped.
A UF student was arrested after University Police reported she drunkenly head-butted and spit at emergency personnel Saturday night near Library West.
On the rise for the last 10 years, annually reported tick-related diseases in Florida have become so frequent that the state now ranks in the top 20 states for such diseases.
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