After winning her battle against breast cancer, Barb Thomas now lives to help drive the disease out of other cancer patients’ lives.
A new program that will give high school students a head start on college may come to Florida.
A Web site created by UF students could ease the pain associated with finding parking in Gainesville.
Tuesday, Gainesville voters will decide the city’s next mayor, and residents who live near the UF campus will also decide who will fill a City Commission spot.
Gainesville voters will elect a new Gainesville mayor and a new member to the City Commission’s District 4 on Tuesday.
After nearly 25 years with Gainesville Fire Rescue, Fire Chief Bill Northcutt will resign this month to work with the Alachua County Fire Rescue.
Keith Skipper has taught MoJo, a 1-year-old Basenji and Italian greyhound mix, everything he knows.
Almost two weeks have passed since the University Police Department shooting of UF graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong on March 2, and students plan to show their views on the incident.
About 100,000 tickets were sold for the annual drag race.
Locals compete for Google's newly announced broadband internet experiment.
The Alachua County Commission unanimously approved a 2-cent tourist development tax increase Tuesday evening that will affect motels, hotels, campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks in the region.
Students involved with American Parkour have started spring cleaning early by incorporating the Leave No Trace campaign into their training regimen.
Jack Frost’s prolonged and icy grip on Florida farms is now reaching into grocery stores and restaurants across the country.
Recent legislation passed in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday and in Mexico City, Mexico, on Thursday legalizing gay marriage has received many different reactions in Gainesville.
Ghanan graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong was in critical but stable condition Thursday afternoon, according to Alachua County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Art Forgey.
Praise whatever God you do or don’t choose to believe in — it’s Spring Break!
Sixteen-year-old Bianka Sanders went to the front of the room, placed her violin on the left side of her chin and filled the air with music.
I’m a student of Kofi Adu-Brempong’s class, Geography of a Changing World. I just want to say that there’s absolutely no valid reason for the police to resort to shooting a handicapped man in the head who has trouble walking with a cane.
Wet T-shirt contests. Sandy beaches. Booze. Community service.
A fainting uncle, temporarily misplaced rings and painful shoes were not enough to keep Adriana Sanchez-Lindsay from having her fairy-tale wedding.
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