Madison Kirby's hands were full. Her son was hanging out with the wrong crowd, shooting heroin and heading down the same path as her lowlife ex-husband.
A week ago Sunday, the 120-member Brazilian church lost five cherished members in an Interstate 75 crash in Gainesville.
The issue of gay rights can rarely be debated without stirring up some controversy — especially if religion gets tossed into the mix.
Businesses in Gainesville are finding creative ways to keep talented computer programming students in town.
Tom and Stephanie walk through a door with peeling brown paint and leave behind the ordinary.
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation reversed its decision to cut funding for some Planned Parenthoods on Friday.
The Florida Department of Transportation will repave the two burned southbound lanes, most likely within the next month.
In some of the most difficult moments following the deadly Interstate 75 crashes, family members publicly identified the last unknown victims four days after their deaths.
The Florida Alliance for Student Action is holding Gov. Rick Scott to his pledge to oppose tuition hikes for Florida students.
Three local politicians raised tens of thousands of dollars to spend on advertising, mailing and websites for their campaigns.
Cutting aid to colleges that do not keep tuition low and doubling the current number of available work-study jobs are highlights of the Obama administration's blueprint for keeping higher education affordable.
One year ago, the Gainesville City Commission ruled that 64-year-old Gainesville resident Bruce Baber couldn't run his dog-sitting business from his home because it was against city codes.
The weekend is here and football fans are preparing for Super Bowl Sunday.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation, the nation's leading breast cancer charity organization, ended its six-year partnership with the Planned Parenthood Federation of America on Wednesday.
Gainesville Police are looking for two men who were spotted publicly masturbating on separate occasions Sunday night.
Drug company Pfizer Inc. recalled two types of birth control Wednesday that could be less effective because of a packaging error.
Student voter turnout on campus remained low in Tuesday's elections.
UPD registered 1,493 bikes in 2011. There were 112 bicycles reported stolen in 2010, and 152 bikes were reported stolen in 2011.
Commissioners can purchase or give up iPads after term.
The Hoggetowne Medieval Faire will be moving, but not for a few years.
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