Three robberies involving students that occurred over the last week are being investigated by the Gainesville Police Department.
Despite the band's name, there's nothing ordinary about the Plain White T's' current tour.
A Gainesville apartment fire destroyed one townhouse, leaving it unlivable, and damaged two adjacent townhouses today.
The 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.
A hungry man was arrested after cooking in the kitchen of a UF fraternity house at 1:30 Thursday morning.
Today, not wearing a seat belt becomes more dangerous to motorists, or at least to their wallets.
Gainesville 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.
The 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.
Deliberations 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.
A 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.
With the housing market slump in full force, developers and real estate agents are looking for creative ways to sell properties.
Gainesville is known for its alligators, bats and, soon, butterflies.
Gainesville police are awaiting the autopsy results for a man whose body was discovered near Northwest 23rd Avenue Monday morning.
Giving blood never tasted so good.
During the next few weeks, expect to see Florida football players seated in the front, not the back, of local police cruisers.
It 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.
George Elmore has attended city hall and town hall meetings for 37 years, but he says this one was not like the rest.
After a three-day murder trial, a Gainesville man was sentenced to life in prison for killing Tallahassee resident Andrew Arosamena in the Downtown Gainesville Parking Garage about a year and a half ago, hours after a UF - FSU football game.
For the next three weeks, assassins will lurk outside classes and stake out homes in hopes of picking off another agent in the Gainesville Street Wars.
A 62-year-old Gainesville resident was taken to the hospital early Wednesday after jumping from a window to escape a fire in a two-story townhouse. It was the second Gainesville complex to catch fire in a month.
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