Gainesville realtors offer incentives to bring in renters
By TED PETERSEN | Oct. 6, 2008The signs are all around town. "Free gas with lease." "Two months rent free." "Free scooter with lease."
The signs are all around town. "Free gas with lease." "Two months rent free." "Free scooter with lease."
Aldo O'Riordan wants to vote.
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2013: The charges against both Lowry and Hedges were dropped, and their records were expunged. The police officer was fired a month later for having sex with prostitutes while on duty. Read more here.
An ambulance, lights and sirens blaring, was involved in a car crash late Sunday evening.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's stance against abortion and favor of abstinence-only sex education have thousands of people making donations in her honor-to Planned Parenthood.
Motorcycles, tattoos and wet T-shirt contests crowded the charity scene in High Springs over the weekend.
Although the $700 billion economic bailout was passed Friday within a week of debate, it may take longer before the economy feels its effects.
Debbie Rasmussen finds it difficult to call herself a feminist.
A woman arrested Wednesday night in connection with a break-in at Jeff's NY Deli at 21 W. University Ave. told police she was hungry.
A dismembered alligator carcass was found in a vacant lot on Southwest 23rd Street near campus Thursday night only a day after the Associated Press reported that a dismembered crocodile carcass was found at the University of Miami.
Police arrested two siblings Thursday morning at Common Grounds.
Jan Robinson is more than a victim of domestic violence. She is a survivor.
The Gainesville Police Department may have to make some adjustments before it can expand its downtown headquarters.
In the upcoming election, one Florida county will try out a new electronic voting system that will allow soldiers and those abroad to vote without sending in paper ballots.
A Gainesville High School teacher was arrested Wednesday after he was accused of having sex with a 17-year-old.
The early discussion time of a proposed charter amendment at today's city commission meeting has drawn complaints from some Gainesville residents.
Gainesville Police have expressed fear that ATM skimming, a scam creeping up Florida, could soon become a threat in Gainesville.
Gainesville skaters have a new place to ollie, kickflip and railslide.
After a financial collapse, Wachovia, UF's official banking partner, announced plans Monday to turn over all its banking operations to Citigroup - a move that would establish Citigroup as one of three giants in the banking industry.
A man arrested in connection with a car theft told Gainesville Police he had rented out the car to purchase crack cocaine, an arrest report stated.