Drivers going to fill up on gas or grab a late-night snack at the McDonald's on Archer Road should expect lane closures starting next week.
Darlene Pifalo wants to fight for the right to tailgate.
The Student Senate election results were validated Friday afternoon at a hearing by the Election Commission.
The number of same-sex households in the United States is on the rise, and Gainesville is no exception, according to 2010 census data released Tuesday.
Thomas Hawkins sees streets that crowd at rush hour and choke on game days and says he wants to do something about it.
Gainesville and Newberry officials are trying to persuade the Alachua County Commission to put the Alachua County Fairgrounds in their respective stomping grounds.
It costs Ariel Cohen, a 19-year-old nursing sophomore, $45 to fill up her 2002 Mazda Protege5.
Adult film actor Ron Jeremy will be in Gainesville today to promote a new spiced rum that bears his name - Ron de Jeremy - and to hear any suggestions for a slogan.
Women in Saudi Arabia are getting a right that women in the United States have had since 1920.
New data indicate more young people have health insurance now than they did last year.
Students can get tutoring and give aid to a country in need by using one word: Haiti.
This year, Gainesville's Solid Waste Management division is fighting breast cancer - with pretty, pink trash carts.
Cold Stone Creamery is making wishes come true with the 10th Annual World's Largest Ice Cream Social on Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Every day, Donna Lutz turns off University Avenue onto her tree-shaded street, serenaded by songbirds.
A new burrito joint is looking to expand south of the border - the state border, that is.
Asian food lovers will soon have a haven on University Avenue.
This is a weekly rundown of the crimes committed on campus.
Motor vehicle accident fatalities are taking a backseat to drug-related deaths in Alachua County.
Halloween is right around the corner, but fewer jack-o'-lanterns may be showing their faces this year.
Seasons change, but the weather in Gainesville remains the same - at least for the next four weeks.
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