Vote or Die: Students should vote in primary today
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Aug. 23, 2010Lawns have changed. Watching "CSI Miami" is no longer safe. And don't even think about checking the mail.
Lawns have changed. Watching "CSI Miami" is no longer safe. And don't even think about checking the mail.
Caleb's Pitch, a local non-profit organization intended to create memories for children with life-threatening medical conditions, will host a poker tournament at Ocala Poker and Jai-Alai on Friday.
Internet hasn't killed the video store. At least, not yet.
A recently enacted tanning tax is getting on Gators’ nerves, but the “orange” in Orange and Blue isn’t going anywhere.
UF is scheduled to host the final Florida gubernatorial debate before the 2010 general election.
The Backstage Lounge just had its biggest crowd in months. Almost 60 people attended the rock lounge and bar to celebrate its fourth year under the current ownership Sunday.
In the fall, Gainesville is a hustling, bustling place.
As a college student in Gainesville, you’ll likely discover that the nightlife is the main attraction.
Florida residents will be voting in statewide primaries Aug. 24. The general elections are Nov. 2.
UFPD released its internal investigation report regarding the actions of the Critical Incident Response Team.
Most taxis charge their customers, but there will soon be five new electric carts roaming the streets of downtown Gainesville looking to give people a free ride.
A UF employee and an electrical engineering student were arrested Wednesday for grand theft auto after they admitted to stealing two scooters.
Liz woke up one morning to a voicemail on her phone.
A man already facing charges for shoplifting is wanted by Gainesville Police for armed robbery of a Kangaroo convenience store on Wednesday.
A man was sorry after he fought with officers and damaged their car, though it didn't save him from being arrested on stalking and battery charges Wednesday.
Four of the five officers involved in the Corry Village shooting have been reinstated with the University Police Department.
Ever since Mellow Mushroom closed its doors in October, the restaurant space less than 500 feet east of the UF campus has been vacant.
You may have seen the banners hanging over University Avenue and 13th Street.