When the Main Street fire station expands one block south, it will crowd out some members of the growing art community who currently rent buildings on the land, but some artists are remaining optimistic.
Students looking to save a few extra bucks at Bento and other local businesses now can with the release of Campus Rewards, a discount card to current UF students.
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS — Rescued a month before it was scheduled to be scrapped, a Hubble replica from the Houston NASA facility is now being bolted back together at an airport about 40 minutes from Gainesville.
Some Gainesville residents doubt the effectiveness of an Alabama-based organization’s initiative to give up to $50,000 to Jewish families who agree to move to a Southern state. The campaign is aimed at preserving Judaism in a region that’s not predominantly Jewish.
Gainesville Police arrested a man Wednesday night after he reportedly stabbed another man with a box cutter in the downtown area.
Noise from the area of Gainesville’s new biomass plant has become the cause of complaints among nearby Whitney Mobile Home Park and Turkey Creek community residents.
The Woodlands of Gainesville, located at 1055 SW 62nd Blvd., remains entrenched in an ongoing legal battle with former tenant Zachary Arnold and his mother, Michelle Arnold.
Despite its size, the Gainesville Regional Airport is in competition with other major airports.
Gator fans taking the journey to watch the game against the University of Miami will have to leave their backpacks and purses at home because of new NFL regulations.
A Gainesville man went from a hideout in an air conditioning unit to a jail cell when deputies discovered him Tuesday morning.
One month after the city began a two-lane traffic pattern trial on Northwest Eighth Avenue, residents’ reactions to the change continue to evoke passionate yet divided opinions.
Gainesville Police released a surveillance video Tuesday of a mid-August armed robbery at a local barbecue restaurant.
The county government was recently as ranked the most-efficient local government in the Gainesville area because of the way it spends its money.
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A two-vehicle crash in southwest Gainesville on Sunday night sent one person to the hospital and forced city police officers to close an area of Southwest 34th Street for two hours.
The City of Gainesville is offering classes for the Fall semester, too.
A recent study co-researched by UF professor Madan Oli estimates that caring for wild horses could cost taxpayers about $1 billion by 2030.
Residents of the Sunshine State — particularly millennials — are driving less, and Gainesville residents are reflecting the trend.
Gainesville Police arrested a Hawthorne woman Saturday afternoon after police said she beat up a child for having to pee and changing her mind.
Planned Parenthood of North Florida welcomed its newest president and CEO Thursday night at at a reception in Gainesville.
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