Larry Glines knows the way to Florida well. The 19-year-old UF physics freshman, born and raised in Las Vegas, made the trip to Florida with his family frequently, visiting Gainesville before attending UF.
A two-car crash sent three people to the hospital and caused westbound traffic near the intersection of Southwest Archer Road and Gale Lemerand Drive to shut down Friday afternoon.
The first time the food trucks rolled to a stop and raised up their windows on the High Dive parking lot in January, they sold out of food in hours.
A helicopter streaked through the Friday morning sky, dropping tiny spheres that ignited dry brush and sent plumes of smoke into the air.
Gainesville Mayor Craig Lowe announced plans to present a resolution supporting gun safety to the City Commission during a demonstration on Bo Diddley Community Plaza on Saturday.
Gainesville city election candidates discussed transportation needs, the closing of a former jail and building renovations during a forum Saturday afternoon.
Tim Tebow announced Thursday he will cancel his appearance at a Texas church this spring.
Gainesville Police Officer Michael Preston only knew the woman’s name, but that didn’t stop him from saving her life.
Mondays are easy for Byron Jimmy.
Students who don’t take a second look before a spoonful of cereal might have a sharp bite.
After an almost six-month investigation, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Gainesville man Wednesday morning accused of possessing child pornography on his computer.
Women and men tweet in different ways, and it might not be inherent. A recent study analyzed the different ways men and women are learning to communicate with each other on Twitter.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Tuesday afternoon after she allegedly left her 4-year-old child in an apartment complex parking lot.
Underneath a massive, blue Americas Best Value Inn sign, streaming below a bridge on Southwest 13th Street, there is a narrow creek with an unusually green color.
High-calorie foods are getting the red light — literally — and Gainesville restaurants might be caught in the traffic.
Browsing the Internet and downloading apps just got a whole lot faster for Gainesville residents and UF students.
P. K. Yonge Developmental Research School is bringing a twist of New York City to Gainesville this weekend.
He’s tried to use a taco as identification, threatened to kill the president on Facebook and when his cat was denied entrance to a strip club, he dialed 911.
Three Oaks Mall restaurants will no longer serve customers, but they will soon be replaced with new establishments.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office arrested three men Monday in connection for stealing credit card information from an ATM outside of a Publix supermarket.
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