Studies suggest more young adults turn to Internet TV instead of cable, broadcast or satellite TV — a trend Nielsen called “Zero-TV” in a recent study. The study reported the U.S. had more than 5 million “Zero-TV” households in 2013.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Monday morning after she attacked a day care employee and threatened staff members with a fire extinguisher.
To give Alachua County residents a local resource to receive overdue paychecks, the Alachua County Commission is formulating the Wage Recovery Ordinance.
Each Thursday, Aikido of Gainesville offers free self-defense classes to the public.
A new study found that chewing gum doesn’t help weight loss.
Alachua County reigns supreme in Florida — in recycling.
In the 27 years that the Alachua County Library District has existed, citizens on the east side of Gainesville have asked for a library close enough for them to visit.
For Ariel Porto, opting for 5-Hour Energy Shots saved her MCAT score.
In an effort to reduce pedestrian accidents on the Southwest 62nd Boulevard crosswalk, the Gainesville Public Works Department installed flashing light signs to warn motorists of people crossing the road.
Rapper Lil Wayne was hospitalized last week for seizures possibly associated with drinking a cough syrup mixture.
Alan Hodges doesn’t know if locally grown foods are really healthier, cheaper and of higher quality than imported ones.
Florida could be affected by two U.S. Supreme Court cases scheduled for hearing today and Wednesday that challenge laws against gay marriage.
Justin Vanduren pointed to items on the glossy, new Red Robin menu.
Gainesville got a taste of the Old World as the second annual Viva Europe! festival brought performers, residents and students together in a daylong celebration of European cultures Saturday.
Despite his Thursday driving under the influence arrest — less than a month before the Gainesville mayoral runoff election — Mayor Craig Lowe’s campaign for re-election will continue as planned.
With popular TV shows like “The Walking Dead” and numerous zombie video games, it is no surprise zombies have continued to peak people’s interests.
Rain or shine, gardening enthusiasts were determined to enjoy this weekend’s Kanapaha Botanical Gardens’ Spring Garden Festival.
Chili lovers gathered at O’Leno State Park Saturday for the Chili Appreciation Society International Inc.’s sixth annual O’Leno Ole’ Chili Cook Off.
Even after six years of playing professional baseball, Mike Spina Jr. can’t forget the thrill of playing in his hometown.
A South Florida rapper scheduled to perform at Allure NightClub was arrested on drug charges early Sunday.
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