Gainesville locals will be given the opportunity to purchase plants that are indigenous to the region while learning about the advantages of gardening with native plants Saturday.
Step aside, Victoria's Secret.
Tonight Clearwater-based group The Almost is bringing its Americana, Garage punk rock sound to Gainesville. The band will make the third stop of its 12-date headlining tour at the Venue on 233 W University Ave.
Ashlyn Powell, Alligator Contributing Writer
A Gainesville man was arrested Wednesday morning following an investigation into several gang recruitment videos posted on YouTube.
Local protesters are sick of big insurance companies.
Four bodies were recovered from the wreckage of a plane that crashed Sunday evening in the Everglades after leaving Gainesville.
Traffic was backed up for a painful two hours after one driver's faulty accelerator caused a six-car pile up at 1600 N Main St. at 12:10 p.m. Tuesday.
In a period when joblessness is common and businesses are closing left and right, some of Gainesville's nonprofit organizations are feeling the crunch.
The search continued Monday for the four people aboard a plane that crashed in Broward County Sunday evening.
Playboy named The Swamp Restaurant among one of the best 10 college sports bars in the nation.
A cyclist was admitted to Shands at UF after crashing head-first through the rear window of a stopped minivan at Southwest 13th Street and West University Avenue early Monday afternoon.
For his 18th birthday, Patrick Fitzpatrick asked for a pair of flashy track shoes for the upcoming season. For his 50th birthday, he was hoping to find a gift-wrapped ticket to the UF-Tennessee football game.
Share Our Strength, a national organization working to end childhood hunger in the U.S. by 2015, is hosting its second annual Great American Dine Out this week.
The line of patrons curved around the building, and families were turned away from a sold-out circus at the Alachua County Fairgrounds Friday night. However, a few unexpected guests were fine with standing on the street.
Nearly 800 local homeless people showed up to the Bo Diddley Community Plaza Thursday morning for the 11th Annual Breakfast on the Plaza and Homeless Service Fair.
There's a somber view of a gray, desolate house with a weakening tin roof on Northwest Eighth Avenue.
Unless Tebow has changed his number to seven, Treebow is no more.
For a few days in the fall, Cody Atkinson's job gets a little crazy.
Tennessee fans won't be the only ones praying this weekend.
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