The lawsuit against Einstein's Notes, a note-selling business run by student employees, for allegedly selling UF professors' lecture notes without permission has continued to thicken, albeit quietly.
This Memorial Day weekend, Gainesville motorists might notice something a little different about Eighth Avenue.
A woman was attacked and raped Wednesday morning while jogging in Haile Plantation, according to local deputies.
Watching the recent season finale of "Survivor," Donna Smith discovered a way to achieve reality stardom herself.
The Gainesville Police Department broke up a group of fighting juveniles Saturday near Waldo Road.
Some local businesses think the Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce's economic stimulus plan is right on the money.
A Gainesville Police Department officer who resigned May 9 remains part of an ongoing GPD internal investigation.
Police arrested a Gainesville man early Monday morning after he admitted to looking at women through their bedroom windows and taking pictures of one of the women when she was partially nude.
A Gainesville man was charged with stabbing and killing a Virginia man with a knife Friday evening in northeast Gainesville.
Newberry welcomed visitors far and wide to its 63rd Annual Watermelon Festival on Saturday.
The completion of a local mural shows that hard work doesn't go up in smoke.
Recent hard freezes, lack of rain and gusty winds have dried out Alachua County to the point of creating fire risks.
Officer John Bostick of the Gainesville Police Department resigned last week and is a part of an ongoing internal investigation, according to Officer Summer Hallett, GPD spokeswoman. Hallett said she could not comment on the nature of the investigation at this time.
The results are in.
Developers and real estate agents of the stalled University Corners development are refunding deposit checks to about 105 people who reserved units.The project, which is planned for the northwest corner of 13th Street and West University Avenue, has remained an empty lot since April 2007.University Corners had been depending on money from a Gainesville tax-incentive program. However, a September 2007 Florida Supreme Court case decided Florida cities are not allowed to reimburse property tax money over more than a year without a voter referendum. "We were in the last phases of finalizing the $37 million in CRA funds pledged by the city when the Court ruling halted negotiations," read the refund letter from University Development of Gainesville. The decision to redesign the development will not be made until the Florida Supreme Court rules on an appeal, said Henry Rabell, a broker associate for Bosshardt Realty. The eight-story development would include more than 400 luxury condos and condo-hotels, as well as about 70,000 square feet of retail space.
Florida's Board of Governors will continue to preside over the state's 11 public universities in its current structure despite a surge of support for a plan aiming to establish a new system with a limited board.
The Black Hawk's blades remained motionless, and its sturdy, army-green exterior didn't rumble with life. It hadn't been called to duty.
When the Wal-Mart Supercenter opened its doors last week, it brought more than convenient shopping to East Gainesville.
The air was hot, the sun was bright, and the sweet smell of frying zucchini swept through the pine trees like a cool breeze on a muggy southern day.
For 25 years, Gainesville has been trying to clean up industrial contamination at the Cabot Carbon/Koppers Superfund Site.
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