Alachua County Public Schools are set to reopen, but parents unsure of its safety
By Serra Sowers | July 14, 2020With record-breaking numbers of COVID-19 cases in Florida, residents say the safety of reopening public schools seems risky
With record-breaking numbers of COVID-19 cases in Florida, residents say the safety of reopening public schools seems risky
From racism to reopening, school board candidates shared their ideas on several hot topics before the Aug. 18 election
Dozens of callers spoke during a three-hour public comment period
A car was shot at near Village and Forest Green Apartments
GPD responded to reports of shots fired at Days Inn at 8:09 p.m.
About 70 professors and students left the university because of the committee, UF history professor Steven Noll said
Dareus, Jean and Williams were in possession of eight stolen credit cards and the personal information of 29 victims
Businesses can receive up to $15,000, individuals up to $2,500
The protest was one of five Day of Rage protests in the state
Sabrina Wagner was arrested after climbing through her husband's unlocked bedroom window
Jones reportedly stabbed a victim with a pocket knife while their child was in the back-seat
The partnership with Meridian Behavioral health care will respond to crises involving mental health or substance abuse
Johnson allegedly used his corporate gas card 153 times after resigning
Kenneth Sherman shot at the victim outside an apartment on SW 26th Drive
Ashley Mauger said her Facebook comments were misunderstood, but she will be placed on disciplinary probation for a year
Jody Lamont touched many lives during her time as a drug counselor at Metamorphosis
The new name should be finalized by Aug. 4.
“I don’t know a single person who values high-rise apartment complexes over local businesses,” said one employee.
Teacher base pay will increase to $47,500 per year
The commission hopes to increase face mask compliance in response to county's recent increase in COVID-19 cases