Nursing programs forced to turn down applicants across the state
Oct. 13, 2009Shortage of nursing educators affect admissions
Shortage of nursing educators affect admissions
Say goodbye to squinting over bus maps. Starting Monday, Regional Transit System riders can plan trips with Google Maps.
A towering statue of Lady Liberty directs people to the Liberty Center Plaza's exit once they've left the protection of the structure on Northwest 13th Street.
Justin Jones, a UF senior, knew at 11 years old that he was different.
At downtown club The Attic Friday night, it seemed like Halloween came a little early.
At this time last year, Alachua County was preparing for flu season. But this year, the area has been prepared since May - when the county saw its first case of H1N1 swine flu.
Alachua County's first batch of H1N1 vaccines is expected to arrive early next week.
Gainesville's Commission on the Status of Women is meeting the economic climate with a policy of generosity.
The swine flu claimed its fourth victim in Alachua County with the death of a 20-year-old woman in late September.
Gainesville residents will have to get their psychedelic fix somewhere else now that local pizza favorite Mellow Mushroom has closed up shop.
Two men were arrested Wednesday after police say they stole firearms last week to sell in a weapons ring.
Gainesville has a soft spot for frozen yogurt.
A former UF engineering employee was arrested Sept. 29 after police say he molested a 9-year-old girl last year.
Welcome aboard. Gainesville has a new equal opportunity
As they walk into the stark gray room at the Lowell Correctional Institution in Ocala, K.C. Walpole greets each inmate with the grace of a mentor and the sternness of a soldier. Dressed in all black, his head shaved smooth and his broad shoulders fit into perfect posture.
Pluto may have been demoted from its ranking as a planet, but a new one is stepping up to take its place - albeit in another solar system.
Kevin O'Keefe owns nine pairs of shoes, but he hasn't worn any of them in more than seven months.
Stetson Kennedy, folklorist, human rights activist, environmentalist and author, celebrated his birthday this year by giving instead of receiving.
12:30 p.m.: Across from Fran Ingram lies a pile of white signs that read, "Homo leads to Hell" and "God loves you, but…"
University Avenue was quiet with only the sound of the sporadic train of speeding cars breaking the silence of an unusually warm October afternoon-until 1:09 p.m.