Amid accusations of plagiarism, the North Central Florida Society of Professional Journalists Professional Chapter decided Wednesday to rescind awards given to the former editor of Ocala Magazine.
The Board of Governors will conclude its two-day set of meetings in Tallahassee today after discussing on Wednesday the impact Florida's 11 public universities have on the state's economy.
Two men were arrested Monday and accused of stealing chairs, signs and flags.
Amanda Boyd, 23, who graduated from UF in December, has been charged with DUI manslaughter for a crash in September.
President Barack Obama's foreign policy hits close to home for some women. They are the few, the proud, the military girlfriends.
One UF student got a taste of commercial success after creating a new advertisement for a nationwide Hardee's contest.
The number of people who voted on campus in city elections Tuesday more than quadrupled those who voted in 2006.
Both Gainesville city commissioners who were up for re-election will serve another term, voters decided in Tuesday's citywide election.
The battle lines are long-drawn.
Editor's note: Katie Emmets spent Friday night patrolling with Gainesville Police officers to write this story.
One student's opportunity as reality show cast member was the career booster she always imagined.
After nearly two months of intense campaigning, Gainesville City Commission candidates will draw the curtain on election season today.
After restaurants such as Guthrie's and Joe's Deli shut down in Gainesville, a new Zaxby's is opening up shop.
A UF student and a UF employee, a husband and wife, were involved in an alleged domestic dispute Thursday night at Diamond Village, an on-campus apartment complex for married students.
On average, five people are killed by sharks each year, but one hundred million sharks are killed by people each year.
Music blared from a van's speakers, children bounced in an inflatable moonwalk and smoke poured from a huge grill cooking hot dogs and hamburgers at what seemed to be a typical block party.
One of only 97 living Medal of Honor recipients was honored Saturday for saving the lives of fellow Marines by covering a grenade with his body during the Korean War.
Toting signs that said "Vote no on 1" and "Equality for all," about 55 Gainesville residents marched Friday near the intersection of Northwest Eighth Avenue and Northwest 34th Street.
A Gainesville man was arrested and charged with grand theft auto after being accused of driving a stolen car early Saturday.
Early voter turnout for Gainesville City Elections is quadruple that of the 2007 Spring Elections, possibly because of student interest in Charter Amendment 1, Supervisor of Elections Pam Carpenter said.
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