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Move-in mishap results in burned apartment
By KATIE EMMETS | July 1, 2009A Gainesville apartment fire destroyed one townhouse, leaving it uninhabitable, and damaged two adjacent townhouses Tuesday.
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Body found in abandoned car inspires law push
By ROBERTA O. ROBERTS | July 1, 2009Monica Kraft and her fiancé, John Waldo, had been together for seven years. They planned to get married.
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UF may add safe zones near UF-Georgia football stadium
By THOMAS STEWART | July 1, 2009UF and Jacksonville may add more safe zones outside Jacksonville Municipal Stadium this year during the UF-Georgia game.
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Tebow turtle auction to benefit children
By JENNA EZELL | July 1, 2009Part football legend, part sea turtle and a little bit of alligator, Tebow Turtle marks territory claimed by the Gators in last year's UF-Georgia game.
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Police urge students to report robberies after recent thefts
By KATIE EMMETS | July 1, 2009Three robberies involving students that occurred over the last week are being investigated by the Gainesville Police Department.
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Plain White T's introduce three-part show for fans
By EMILY FUGGETTA | June 29, 2009Despite the band's name, there's nothing ordinary about the Plain White T's' current tour.
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Fire spoils apartment move-in
By KATIE EMMETS | June 29, 2009A Gainesville apartment fire destroyed one townhouse, leaving it unlivable, and damaged two adjacent townhouses today.
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UF professors split on Michael Jackson’s death
By JENNA EZELL | June 29, 2009The death of Michael Jackson has spurred a debate on how the pop king and accused child molester should be remembered, and UF pop culture professors are just as split as the rest of the nation.
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Man breaks into frat house for breakfast
By KATIE EMMETS | June 29, 2009A hungry man was arrested after cooking in the kitchen of a UF fraternity house at 1:30 Thursday morning.
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Fla. seat belt law tightens
By ROBERTA O. ROBERTS | June 29, 2009Today, not wearing a seat belt becomes more dangerous to motorists, or at least to their wallets.
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New law bans flavored cigarettes
By ALEXANDRA LAYOS | June 29, 2009Gainesville tobacco shops may find it tough to survive under a Food and Drug Administration regulation, which was recently signed into law by President Barack Obama.
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Gym offers free membership to teens
By BRITTNEY BURGETT | June 17, 2009The Gainesville Health & Fitness Center plans to combat teenage obesity for the second summer in a row by offering teens ages 13 to 17 a free gym membership.
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Commissioners push for protection of poor children
By ROBERTA O. ROBERTS | June 17, 2009Deliberations continue as Commissioner the Jack Donovan tries to persuade local government to add disadvantaged children as a protected class under the city code of ordinances.
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Officer injured in downtown brawl
By THOMAS STEWART | June 17, 2009A fight near 8 Seconds in downtown Gainesville early Tuesday led to three arrests and two Taserings and sent an officer to the hospital after he was hit with a concrete brick.
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Real estate agency puts local condos on auction block
By NEICHOY | June 17, 2009With the housing market slump in full force, developers and real estate agents are looking for creative ways to sell properties.
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Gainesville named nation's first Butterfly City
By ROBERTA O. ROBERTS | June 17, 2009Gainesville is known for its alligators, bats and, soon, butterflies.
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Police investigates body found near real estate office
By KATIE EMMETS | June 15, 2009Gainesville police are awaiting the autopsy results for a man whose body was discovered near Northwest 23rd Avenue Monday morning.
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LifeSouth gives a pint of ice cream for a pint of blood
By NEICHOY | June 15, 2009Giving blood never tasted so good.
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Football players asked to volunteer for GPD's ride-along
By ROBERTA O. ROBERTS | June 15, 2009During the next few weeks, expect to see Florida football players seated in the front, not the back, of local police cruisers.
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High budget quotes delay train depot renovation
By JIMMIE PAUL | June 15, 2009It may cost $1.5 to $2.3 million to reconstruct Gainesville's historic Depot building, a long-term city project located just south of downtown.
