Gainesville's full of one of a kind places. Here's part 2 of local quirky businesses.
Bread of the Mighty Food Bank needs Gainesville’s help to stay strong in the fight against child hunger.
Sawyer peered through the holes of his kennel Saturday at his new family with what looked like a smile.
UF students and Gainesville residents can cast their ballots early for the April 16 mayoral runoff election beginning today.
Biting into a science experiment may not sound all that appetizing, but Hannah Gavin said she wouldn’t mind giving it a taste test.
Watching a river otter trying to turn flips in muddy, 5-inch-deep water almost made Dawn Fox cry.
Not everyone relives all the things from childhood, but UF students are determined to bring RECESS to campus next fall.
Gainesville2Go, a local food delivery service, delivered insults via email to about 8,000 Gainesville residents Thursday at about 6 a.m.
Twice a week, Giovana Perazzo takes her children to a local nonprofit gym to let them exercise and be themselves.
A Canadian man died in the hospital Wednesday night following a car accident on Interstate 75 that afternoon.
Keep Alachua County Beautiful is recruiting volunteers to participate in the Great American Cleanup on Saturday.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office released additional video footage Tuesday from the night of Mayor Craig Lowe’s driving under the influence arrest.
Gainesville Regional Utilities customers have reported receiving scam phone calls saying their utility bills are overdue and their services would be disconnected.
For a while, academic research has said locally grown food promotes healthy living.
A like. A share. A friend. A follower. Although social media is a tool for spreading information, a recent study questions whether Facebook is being used to spread racism.
A fight between two men in southeast Gainesville Tuesday night ended with one man in the hospital and the other in jail.
Authorities have released additional video from the night of Gainesville Mayor Craig Lowe’s March 21 driving under the influence arrest.
Women may appear to out-think men in the corporate world, but men don’t appear to take notice — a fact that has some UF women speaking out.
Marissa Torres was told that getting a tattoo would keep her from donating blood for 365 days.
After about three years spaying and neutering cats and dogs, Sandi Richmond said her organization is nearing a milestone.
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