With less than two months before Florida’s season opener against Miami in Tampa, UF students can feel the excitement building for the men’s basketball team.
There’s a gap like a missing tooth in the frozen aisle of West University Avenue’s Publix. A shadow ...
After four months of debate and concerns about risks to state funding, the Alachua County Commission ...
The fences and barriers around The Streatery came down Sept. 4, opening downtown Gainesville's new pedestrian ...
About 20 students led chants of phrases like “Big brother, we don’t want you” on Turlington Plaza Wednesday to protest the use of Flock Safety cameras on campus and around Gainesville. The protest follows a Sept. 1 decision by the Florida Department of Transportation to ban automated license plate readers, including Flock Safety cameras, from all state roads and highways.
Following over four hours of collective bargaining Tuesday night, the district’s teachers union, the Alachua County Education Association, and district personnel reached tentative agreements on this year's employee contract.
With nonconference play concluded, the road back to Florida’s first NCAA Tournament since 2019 continues Thursday with yet another ranked foe: No. 19 South Carolina (6-1).
Nestled between electrical supply stores and AC repair shops, punk music pulsed through Geeks Sept. 4 as the music venue and vintage toy store kicked off its three-day first anniversary celebration.
Only some are lucky enough to see Broadway shows in person, and as ticket and travel costs rise, it’s becoming even harder for fans to see their favorite actors on stage. But the recent increase in blockbuster movie musicals is changing the game. Now, people can see these performances without leaving their living room.
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