There are 56 active COVID-19 student cases and 16 active staff cases as of Tuesday night. These cases represent students and staff who have reported a positive test result to ACPS within the past 10 days.
UF Health Shands Hospital administered its first 12 vaccines from UF Health Jacksonville at a news conference early Wednesday morning. All UF Health workers are expected to be vaccinated within two months.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations work to feed the hungry for Thanksgiving
How the pandemic has affected the availability of cultural cuisine in Gainesville
Gators fans discuss Steve Spurrier’s football legacy
Tourism has a major economic impact on the city
The community has juggled working long hours while having their children learning from home
Warren and Patsy Nelms are both 83-year-old residents of Oak Hammock, a Gainesville retirement and assisted-living community. After more than 50 years of living together, they now live separately — Patsy in an independent home and Warren, who has dementia, in assisted care.
The Gainesville Roller Rebels have yet to return to the rink — but that has not stopped them from being a team.
Inter-city travel options have adjusted to COVID-19 guidelines for safer travel
The photo, taken in front of DownTown Fats Bar, located at 112 S. Main St., features at least 30 maskless people gathering on the sidewalk within 6 feet of each other
The event has been cancelled due to COVID-19 related concerns
Access to court through Zoom is limited to those with wifi and a compatible device
The county reported 123 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, now totalling to 5,943 positive cases
Some funeral homes have limited gatherings. Others have moved to virtual platforms
As of Sunday, more than 5,000 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Alachua County, according to the Florida Department of Health. So, here’s a guide to wearing a mask in the county and at UF to minimize the spread of the virus.
How the local craft beer industry is trying to adapt to a changing world
The Alachua County website has been visited by thousands of local residents and small businesses looking to apply to the county's CARES Act grant program over the past two weeks.
Twenty-four of the 25 residents were invited to stay at Grace Marketplace
The Atlantic Ocean is expected to have an “above-normal” hurricane season this year
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