Craig Lowe files not guilty plea
By Kathryn Varn | Mar. 28, 2013Following his driving under the influence arrest last week, Mayor Craig Lowe filed a formal plea of not guilty in his case Thursday.
Following his driving under the influence arrest last week, Mayor Craig Lowe filed a formal plea of not guilty in his case Thursday.
As part of Peeps’ 60th anniversary, the candy company is inviting people to play a role in its first TV ad in more than 10 years.
Online gaming at Internet cafes could soon be illegal, and about 30 local businesses could be affected.
Easter is Sunday, and local churches are ready to celebrate.
The Supreme Court entered into its second day of deliberation on gay marriage Wednesday, this time to talk about the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a search by a Miami-Dade police officer and his drug-sniffing dog outside a Miami man’s house without a warrant was unconstitutional.
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp for Girls, founded in Portland, Ore., is expanding to Gainesville.
Florida’s consumer confidence and optimism about the recession rose in the month of March.
An aspirin a day might keep skin cancer away.
When it comes to Coca-Cola Co., UF students will now have a healthier option when choosing what to drink.
Verna Groger believes cooking more meals at home can reduce her salt intake. And that, according to a new study, can only be good for her health.
Leanne Lawrence's compassion has been the driving force behind her work helping inmates at the Alachua County Jail earn their GED certificates since 2000.
Alexandra Hermann misses her usual family dinners.
UF students can now add a little spice to their gym schedules.
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.