Early voting for city elections begins today
By Billy Kennedy | Mar. 10, 2013UF students and Gainesville residents can cast their ballots early for the March 19 city elections starting today.
UF students and Gainesville residents can cast their ballots early for the March 19 city elections starting today.
University Police will be buckling down on safety belt law enforcement through the end of the week with Florida’s annual Click It or Ticket campaign.
One of 3-year-old Hunter Whitten’s favorite things to do is hang out with his dad.
Forbes has released its 25 Best Places To Retire, and the location of the Gator Nation clinched a spot on the list.
After about five months of training with the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office, Kyle Reedy can call himself a deputy sheriff.
A recent survey by Zagat discovered the average coffee drinker indulges in 2.2 cups each day. The love of the bean is so strong that in a sample of 1,700 caffeine lovers, a large majority are unwilling to go without it, even with the current economy and the high prices for a daily fix.
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File sharers beware: A new program launched Monday is set to offer some visible consequences for illegally downloading music, films and TV shows online.
A New Jersey woman, who traveled about 1,000 miles several times to have sex with a 16-year-old boy in Gainesville, was arrested last week in her hometown.
A year after Trayvon Martin’s death, about 45 people gathered at Bo Diddley Community Plaza on Tuesday evening, commemorating a life lost and demanding justice.
The title for best falafel in Gainesville came down to a split decision.
Christiana, a 21-year-old UF junior, said she took one for the first time at a Tiësto concert two years ago.
In response to an emailed complaint sent to the Gainesville City Commission last year, county officials are considering changes to noise rules at the Alachua County Fairgrounds.
Drug-related deaths increased in Florida during 2011, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention press release published last week. But since 1999, the numbers have continued to increase.
With a rise in temperatures across northeast and central Florida this winter, the warm weather has increased the chance of possible droughts in the near future.
Felines in plastic crates moaned and meowed as their owners unloaded them from trucks and SUVs, and set them on the rain-splattered sidewalk Tuesday morning.
A sense of excitement hung in the air as Idylwild Elementary School students filed into the school’s cafeteria Monday morning.
Pill bottles aren’t living up to their promises.
Monkey see, monkey do. But for four days, Wendell, a brown capuchin monkey, had to rely on his hands and nose after he was found temporarily blind Wednesday at the Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary.