"La Joha" González Leal, 26, Maracaibo, Venezuela.
After a 6-month-old baby became the sole survivor of a car crash on Waldo Road, hundreds have raised more than $38,000 in two days in support.
Thousands signed their names to support a petition calling for the removal of a judge they say unjustly threw out the case of a potential school shooter.
Leaders from around Florida met Tuesday afternoon to discuss the state’s budding industry: cannabis.
A state official is set to investigate the city of Gainesville’s financial operations five months after the city’s auditor was fired from his position.
The internet is divided yet again, but this time it’s a battle between generations. It’s the old vs. new, or, millennials vs. boomers.
A man was arrested after police say he raped a woman he met on Snapchat and other applications.
It started with a cheating confrontation and ended in a driveby shooting.
An excessive amount of headlines hurdle past your eyes by the second.
After 45 years of providing medical care to lower income and uninsured residents, an Alachua County clinic stopping medical services.
The crash happened just before midnight Saturday
Nearly five hours away from the Florida State Capitol, Logan Rubenstein’s phone flashed with news headlines. There was another school shooting –– this time, in Santa Clarita, California.
Law enforcement is looking for a man who they say sexually battered a person at gunpoint in September.
Protesters called Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle’s $50,000 visit to UF last month a waste of student funds. Now, they can add $10,000 to that bill.
Two city commissioners opted out of publishing their professional emails Thursday.
Missing Child Alert (unaffected by the update):
Veterans and loved ones joined together in silence among the graves to honor the veterans in their own community.
A person was killed in a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a car on Southwest 34th Street Saturday afternoon.
A six-person jury found a Gainesville man guilty of trying to kill his wife and lying about it to authorities after more than five hours of deliberation Thursday afternoon.
Four days before Veteran’s Day, two women sat in the UF Wilmot Botanical Gardens planting rabbit ear plants and basil. They spoke to each other as they worked under the greenhouse fans, carefully placing the plants into pots full of damp soil.
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