The Alligator and The Gainesville Sun don’t publish mugshots, but the Alachua Chronicle does
Troyanna Hamm, a 27-year bus driver and ACPS employee, died Aug. 2 from COVID-19
And it goes viral on TikTok
Unsolicited envelopes from China are arriving all over the U.S.
Residents will vote Aug.18 for a candidate who will have the opportunity to remedy the housing situation
David Prevatt wants to know why UF students don’t know the officers who police them.
As local and national elections draw nearer, polls show that candidates' stance on police reform is becoming a key issue for voters
The contest design will fill the plot where Old Joe, a Confederate statue, stood for 113 years
The committee was formed about five months after the pandemic reached Alachua County
The plan is still subject to change in light of the COVID-19 pandemic
This story was translated by Guamay Martell
This story was translated by Guamay Martell
Read the latest installment in this weeks' Facing Race comic
As Aug. 1 approaches, financially burdened tenants are worried
Since arriving in Gainesville in 1990, Blount has advocated for comprehensive Black history in ACPS
Alachua County Libraries reopened for computer and copier use by appointment only after having been closed since March 15
ACSO discovered fentanyl-laced pills were circulating throughout the county during undercover drug operations
Some defended Yoho while others called his remarks profane
Open since 1970, the gallery found a new home at 224 NW Second Ave., which features a backyard and wrap-around porch
More than 100 trans people and allies came together at City Hall Monday
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