Patrons at a southwest Gainesville hotel evacuated for about two hours Wednesday afternoon after maintenance workers found something suspicious inside a room.
C.J. Shaw has always been seen as the kid among the retirees.
If you haven’t already posted a status about keeping control of everything you’ve posted on Facebook, don’t bother.
A Gainesville woman was arrested late Monday night when agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration found 25 marijuana plants and about two pounds of marijuana in her house.
As the holiday season draws near, children draft their wish lists, and Santa Claus wants to hear from every Gainesville girl and boy.
The 2012 Olympics might be finished, but an Olympic torch will make an appearance in Gainesville.
After operating in Gainesville for a decade, Mi Apá Latin Cafe plans to spice up Alachua.
When a Red Robin Gourmet Burgers commercial comes on TV, Rebecca Kingston gets upset.
At CYM Coffee Co., the mission is about more than just coffee. The personal growth workshop company-turned-coffee shop will soon get more room to grow that mission.
Jenny Squires usually teaches Zumba in the Student Recreation & Fitness Center, but Tuesday she taught it on the North Lawn.
The room in the makeshift animal shelter was a mess.
Black Friday lived up to Nava Ottenberg’s expectations.
Gainesville Police will be shopping for a new pawed partner and medical equipment with some of Gainesville residents’ lunch money.
Gainesville Police officers arrested a man accused of raping a 19-year-old autistic man in a northwest Gainesville park.
The Nov. 23 opening of the downtown Plaza Ice Palace skating rink has been postponed until Friday due to technical problems.
Santa Claus will come to Gainesville early this year, and he’ll bring a brilliantly lit tree with him.
PSY officially galloped his way to the top of the YouTube world.
A recently released study suggests it’s more important for beginning runners to hit the streets with enthusiasm than to seek advice on techniques.
Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol will begin offering services to wheelchair users in mid-December.
An artificially sweetened panic swept through Jenn Prevot’s family last weekend.
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