Gainesville Police arrested Brittany N. Leisure, 23, of 8210 SW 95th Lane, at about 11:30 a.m. on charges of aggravated assault and criminal mischief after she smashed two windows of Anderson’s car.
A safe place is just a bus ride away for abused and neglected teens and children, but so far, Gainesville youth have not asked bus drivers for help.
About 40 people stripped down to bikinis and boardshorts at the third annual “Taking It Off For Charity” strip poker tournament at University Commons on Saturday.
A Gainesville man was arrested Friday morning on charges of procuring a 13-year-old girl for prostitution.
The city has halted its decision to allow the sale and consumption of alcohol in a downtown parking lot.
A Gainesville woman stabbed three women in the chest, back, arm, neck and head during a fight Wednesday night.
Three chemical incidents have called fire and police department officials to Sisler Hall in this school year, and the chemistry department is reacting.
A Shands plan to relocate a drug and alcohol rehab center to a vacant hotel overcame another hurdle Wednesday night.
A Gainesville man was arrested Tuesday afternoon and charged with using a credit card he found in a parking lot.
A former hotel, once a sanctuary for travelers, may soon be a safe haven for people seeking treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.
The Alachua County Commission’s hopes to switch from Gainesville Regional Utilities to another utility provider got a reality check from County Attorney David Wagner.
During an argument with his ex-girlfriend, a Gainesville man shattered the woman’s car window, police said. Hours later, he tried to break into her house.
Draw Something is the latest game to take the iPhone and Android application world by storm.
The City of Gainesville has joined Los Angeles and other U.S. cities to take a stand against an Arizona immigration law.
The Hippodrome is taking people behind the scenes to see the process of creating, developing and rehearsing a play in a five-week observation program.
Anne Haisley, 72, and Phillip Haisley, 77, co-owners of Books Inc., hope to clear the store of its 50,000 books before they shut their 20-year-old business down for good.
The physical and emotional scars of former smokers are being revealed in a bold new ad campaign created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Yvonne Hinson-Rawls resigned from her position on the Gainesville Housing Authority Board of Commissioners in order to focus on city business.
During a police chase Saturday night, a Williston man left behind a trail of crack cocaine, marijuana, a razor blade and a cellphone, police said.
About 25 students shared research on biomedical topics from contact lenses to cancer Friday at UF’s first Biomaterials Day.
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