About 300 people rallied at the Bo Diddley Community Plaza on Thursday to support the Tea Party and protest the federal government.
About 10 members of the Westboro Baptist Church will visit Gainesville this weekend while students will hold a counter rally at Bo Diddley Community Plaza.
Red Bull claims to give you wings, but this Saturday, it’s giving teams the chance to honor Olympic gods in Gainesville’s first chariot race.
Twin sisters Gator alumnae opened Yum Cupcakery on Monday, a bakery selling customizable cupcakes with future plans to offer sandwiches, sweets and a delivery service.
In an effort to promote his global humanitarian causes, former President Bill Clinton held a phone news conference with student reporters across the nation Wednesday.
Originally slated to be Gainesville’s opportunity for a political intermission, the next few days will instead play a pivotal role in deciding who will be Gainesville’s next mayor.
It’s the one day throughout the year that causes everyone to cringe — unless you work for the IRS.
After the Gainesville Police Department saw an increase in crime from 2008 to 2009, the city has seen another increase, and this time, it’s a good thing.
Plasma-donating acupuncture patients are feeling the pinch.
Rubio canceled his speech due to an illness in his family.
Lowe secured 50.1 percent of the vote, a margin thin enough to require an automatic recount.
Gainesville Police Department arrested a woman Tuesday morning after she decided to fight the police arresting her friend for a DUI.
Strawberry lovers are seeing steals at supermarket registers thanks to a surge in supply at season’s end.
After the devastating loss of his father and brother to prostate cancer, Sam Gaddy needed a way to cope.
As voters head to the polls today for Gainesville’s runoff election, they’ll notice their ballots lack something that might seem essential to the election.
Protesters of the University Police Department shooting of a UF graduate student have been invited to carry their concerns from the front doors of Tigert Hall to the front doors of the White House.
Police took a 21-year-old man to a mental hospital after he ran up and down West University Avenue totally nude Monday morning.
About 63 percent of Alachua County residents have mailed their census forms and census workers will be going door-to-door starting May 1 to those who haven't completed the forms.
Olivia Edmundson has been studying the Chinese language for four years, a skill she intends to use to prepare for college.
Country music and cowboy boots were replaced by martial arts fighters at :08 on Saturday night when Florida Fight Nights took over the dance floor.
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