Randy Wells says he needs three more years to get the job done.
Every Friday for the past 25 years, W. E. “Mac” McEachern has been meeting with friends at breakfast restaurants around Gainesville.
Lazy foodies — rejoice!
Bringing a gun to school is not something teachers nationwide would want in their job descriptions, and Gainesville teachers are no exception.
Florida State University students will get their Girl Scout Cookies cheaper than the Gators.
With more than 7,700 lakes, 700 springs and 825 miles of sandy beaches, people might not believe water is depleted in Florida.
An argument about a boyfriend led to the arrest of a Gainesville woman Monday after she allegedly attacked another woman and threatened her with various sharp objects.
When Carole Dunne worked long hours at a rehabilitation facility, she said, her boss expected her to go in early and stay late. She was never paid for her overtime work.
UF student Guy Ginton may not need medical marijuana, but he supports it for people who do.
Alfredo Espinosa may not be the obvious person to run for City Commission, but that isn’t stopping him.
At a joint county and City Commission meeting Monday, officials and citizens brainstormed ideas for what a proposed homelessness resources center housed in a former jail might look like.
Gainesville residents might be alarmed to know just how stable — or unstable — the ground they walk on is.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office is looking for victims who could have been affected by an ATM skimming scheme at a Jonesville Publix last month.
Eight Gainesville residents got a firsthand look at what it takes to be a firefighter during Gainesville Fire Rescue’s Second Annual Citizens Fire Academy on Saturday.
A Gainesville man was arrested Wednesday after police used DNA evidence to link him to a Feb. 23 attempted rape at The Enclave Apartments.
In the two and a half years since Midnight Cookies opened inside California Chicken Grill, the company’s operation has grown, but the kitchen has remained the same.
Two ospreys fret in the open skies above Paynes Prairie as their nest is held aloft by nothing more than a thin plate and the crane ties connected to it.
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.
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