University Police Department Officer Gene Rodgers saw a man in a lifted black Chevrolet truck swerve, and Rodgers flipped on his lights to reign in the driver.
A Gaston's Tree Service employee was killed Saturday after being electrocuted while working. When the man was dumping mulch with a crane at 21812 N.W. 91st St., the crane accidentally broke a set of power lines, said Alachua County Fire Rescue spokeswoman Carol Davis.
It turns out rock bands have it all wrong. Drums and guitars aren't needed to create modern, catchy music - it just takes a group of voices.
There's a new bowling alley in town, and it's trying to reinvent the business.
A half-mile west of the Devil's Millhopper, Ed Kellerman stood in his living room crammed with electric guitars, amplifiers and drums, glued to his TV screen with his son, Dillon, watching replays of his son's basketball game.
Frances Kirkpatrick felt like she was entering a lottery as she waited in line at a local antique roadshow Saturday.
ORLANDO - No more cuts.
Five underage drinkers were arrested Wednesday when GPD officers did a routine check of bars in midtown.
After Peaceful Paths, which aids battered women, burned down early Wednesday morning, a UF club reached out.
What's blue and white and crashes your party at 3 a.m.?
A failing economy may be your lifeline.
Editors Note: Shelbi Day of Equality is Gainesville's Business and Jim Gilbert of Citizens for Good Public Policy debate the merits of Charter Amendment 1, which will appear on the ballot for the Gainesville City Elections held March 24.
A Gainesville building burned to the ground early Wednesday morning, destroying the office of a chiropractic group and of a non-profit organization called Peaceful Paths.
Some acoustic guitars, a couple of drums, a dash of disappointment in society and a sprinkle of hope for the future were served up in a Gainesville park Wednesday. About 80 people showed up for the Respect Yer Mama Bicycle Tour and punk show in Northeast Park on Wednesday afternoon. The show was organized by Jon DeCarmine around the arrival of four activists, Shannon Murray, Art Friedrich, Cylee Heart and Evan Greer, who biked over 1,200 miles throughout Florida in the past month.
So begins another season of people giving up luxuries for God.
Have the prayers of short-lashed ladies everywhere finally been answered?
More than 1,400 people flocked to IHOP Tuesday to get their three free buttermilk pancakes in celebration of National Pancake Day.
Gainesville voters will soon decide whether to amend the city's discrimination policy amid controversy.
A Gainesville man was arrested Monday after trying to hit a Gainesville Police officer with his car.
Go cure cancer. Go write the great American novel. Go start a sandal company.
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