In light of the recent slashing of state and federal funding, Alachua County Board of County Commissioners discussed Tuesday how those cuts could affect county employees.
It may not come as much of a surprise to hear that Susan Bottcher and Rob Zeller donated to candidates in other races who belong to their respective parties.
When a baby is housed in the Shands Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, something as simple as grabbing dinner gets pushed to the back burner.
Some local businesses are reporting that more college men are using their services.
He takes corners like he’s in a go-kart, stops like he’s in a Miata and edges curbs like he’s in a street-sweeper.
A crowd of Planned Parenthood supporters paraded down Northwest 10th Ave. on Saturday, toting pink signs and celebrating when cars honked their horns.
Lawyers for Kofi Adu-Brempong have requested that the UF Coalition for Justice Against Police Brutality stop associating Kofi with the group.
The Pledge 5 Foundation, a Gainesville non-profit organization that hosts fundraisers in support of local charities, is using a reality show-based competition to choose the new director of Pledge 5, a position complete with a $46,708 compensation package.
Jessica Ellison was fired from her job, but she wasn’t done using the company’s money to pay her bills.
When Henri Belleville became a University Police officer, he knew he’d be expected to help his fellow fallen officers. But he didn’t expect that would be in a fitness center.
Lucy Sullivan wanted her daughter to have a perfect wedding. But perfection can be expensive.
When Chief Tony Jones became head of the Gainesville Police Department in 2009, one of his goals was to decrease crime in the city by 5 percent.
What have blue eyes, frequent McDonald’s and are about 20 inches tall?
One day of voting down and one more day of fliers, stickers and the million-dollar question, “Have you voted?”
Borders will close its Gainesville store because the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization Wednesday.
Kyle Weber swore the girl was 17, but when he started sending sexually explicit pictures from his cell phone to a 15-year-old, it was the beginning of series of events that would land him in jail.
A plan to modernize downtown Gainesville has been mapped out and color-coded.
Take a 26-year problem that has frustrated city staff and citizens. Add a 703-page solution.What do you get?
A dispute over the amount of meals Gainesville soup kitchens can serve may come to an end — in about four months.
County Commissioners debated Tuesday how to respond to the Gainesville City Commission’s request to approve projects in unincorporated land between Gainesville and Waldo.
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