For anyone who's ever prayed for the light to change more quickly at 34th Street and Archer Road - your prayers may be answered.
Gator Stompin' was once a simple little pub crawl to 10 stops on West University Avenue.
Local pet adoption agencies are giving Gainesville residents a chance to bring a pet home.
A second suspect in a Sunday downtown shooting was arrested Wednesday morning.
Local law enforcement officers announced the formation of a multi-agency narcotics unit Wednesday afternoon.
Gainesville police are looking for a man they say robbed the Campus USA Credit Union near UF's campus Monday evening.
Dr. Robert Cade, one of the inventors of Gatorade, died Tuesday of kidney failure. He was 80 years old.
Shaun Young, a member of UF's tennis team, stripped down to his black spandex underwear Monday night to help raise money for children.
Police found a weapon Tuesday that may have been used in the Sunday morning shooting of a Tallahassee man who later died at Shands at UF.
An advertisement warning of intoxication and sleazy drunk guys caught UF student Wesley Cronk's eye as a Regional Transit System bus passed him.
While no UF students were injured over the Thanksgiving weekend, four travelers were killed in accidents on North Central Florida roads.
Police are looking for an armed suspect connected to a downtown shooting that took place early Sunday morning.
A butterfly discovered by UF scientists earlier this year now has a name: Minerva.
Wearing all their gear and carrying 42-pound packs, firefighters lumber up a five-story tower two by two.
A Tallahassee man died Sunday afternoon after he was shot in a downtown parking garage earlier that morning.
With wintry weather around the corner, blankets were collected this month for the Gainesville homeless population.
While students return to their homes for holiday festivities and companionship, the LifeSouth Community Blood Centers remain lonely places.
Two UF students arrested at an appearance by former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Monday night were released from the Alachua County Jail on Tuesday afternoon.
With 26 student deaths since January, including several caused by traffic accidents, law enforcement officials are advising students to be careful on the roads this weekend.
County Commissioner Cynthia Chestnut held up a library card and said children can use it as an educational passport.
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