The Fourth of July marks the anniversary of American independence, and what better way to show your patriotism for this summer holiday than with a little music? Shuffle through a playlist that’ll get you feeling red, white and blue!
Florida rapper YNW Melly started from SoundCloud, a popular music sharing site, and now he’s here.
With several medical marijuana dispensaries now open for business, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and state and local law enforcement are warning Florida drivers, “Drive Baked, Get Busted.”
A Gainesville thrift store that opened in 1935 will sell its clothes and accessories for the last time this semester.
Ten-year-old José carefully poured cups of flour and rice through a funnel attached to a balloon to create his very own stress ball.
Seven-year-old Willow Hess spent two days learning and rehearsing the dance she performed Sunday morning with a crowd of about 100.
Cora, a 5-year-old Girl Scout, said she wants to be a scientist when she grows up.
After two previous failed proposals, Dr. Robert Cook finally received funding for his marijuana study in August.
Cristina Gomez, 6, gazed up at a jar of hundreds of seeds Saturday and guessed how many the jar contained.
After 13 years of planning, 10 years of fundraising and nearly two years of construction, a museum commemorating one of the inventors of Gatorade is set to open in Gainesville this spring.
The Junior League of Gainesville Thrift Shop, located at 430 N. Main St.
The Junior League of Gainesville Thrift Shop, located at 430 N. Main St.
Nurses get ready to start seeing the list of patients who signed up for free clinic services on board of the UF Mobile Outreach Clinic. It was parked in front of Iglesia Hispana de Alachua, located at 13719 NW 146th Ave., in Alachua.
Nurses get ready to start seeing the list of patients who signed up for free clinic services on board of the UF Mobile Outreach Clinic. It was parked in front of Iglesia Hispana de Alachua, located at 13719 NW 146th Ave., in Alachua.
Children and adults gather on Flavet Field to participate in Gainesville’s first “Dance for Kindness.” They were among thousands around the world who danced in honor of World Kindness Day, which is today.
Children and adults gather on Flavet Field to participate in Gainesville’s first “Dance for Kindness.” They were among thousands around the world who danced in honor of World Kindness Day, which is today.
A 650-pound sculpture depicting a form of carbon is suspended by six steel cables over the entrance of Joseph Hernandez Hall, a $66.6 million building that was officially unveiled April 21.
A 650-pound sculpture depicting a form of carbon is suspended by six steel cables over the entrance of Joseph Hernandez Hall, a $66.6 million building that was officially unveiled April 21.
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