The Chamber of Hispanic Affairs hosted the ninth annual Downtown Latino Festival on Saturday in celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month.
Evangelist Kilari Anand Paul and Luke Jones, son of pastor Terry Jones, comment on the Dove World Outreach pastor's alleged decision to halt the tomorrow's Quran burning.
Supporters of Pastor Jones' message explain their beliefs.
Muslims breaking their fast at the end of the day at the Islamic Center of Gainesville comment on their reactions to the Quran burning event.
In preparation for the Dove World Outreach Center's Quran burning event on Sept. 11, Gainesville mayor and representatives of the city's Fire Rescue and police department give safety tips to residents.
Pastor Terry Jones gave a brief press conference outside the Dove World Outreach Center on Sept. 8, confirming that the church will be continuing with the burning of the Qurans on Saturday.
We try to get down to the bottom of the mystery: who is behind that lovable green alligator suit?
Lt. Stephen Maynard of the Alachua County Sheriff's Office tells you how to protect yourself from credit card skimmers at the gas pump.
The women of Gainesville Roller Rebels take on bruises and broken arms for the love of their sport.
Two Alligator writers and a brave Gator Dawgs employee tackle the Ghost Chili dog at Gator Dawgs--made with the world's hottest pepper.
Early Saturday morning a car struck a moped, killing the driver of the moped and causing a fire.
Black Gold has been on tour with Young Veins and Rooney since mid-June.
Today we ask: Who are you rooting for in the 2010 World Cup?
Bodybuilder Chad Cruce coaches two athletes in the upcoming Mr. Gainesville competition.
Twin sisters and UF grads own the recently opened Yum Cupcakery, a custom cupcake shop.
EARTH university organized a day devoted to simultaneous global tree planting.
Gainesville Police investigate the scene of an accident on East University Avenue.
The Westboro Baptist Church protested at local religious establishments.
The Signing Gators host students from the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind.
Three UF clubs battle to see whose science is greatest.
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