Inside the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, religious leaders from across Gainesville spoke the prayers of their respective faiths.
Ten tiny shoes sat in a pile outside the room, and the laughter of children burst through the door as Brianna Schiavoni and her class of children struck a dead bug pose on a Sunday afternoon last month.
A Checkers near UF’s campus will be renovated for the first time in more than two decades before the start of the Spring semester.
Five Gainesville Police officers and eight Hispanic-Latino residents turned their chairs to face each other as they discussed relations between the two communities Tuesday night.
After police pulled him over Monday, a Gainesville man was found with a loaded handgun and a potpourri of drugs in a “Dora the Explorer” lunch bag, Gainesville Police said.
Catherine Robinson is a grandmother to more children than she can count.
Roughly 15-foot-tall flames roared over Satchel’s Pizza on Monday night, destroying the iconic Gainesville restaurant’s outdoor seating area and gift shop, known as Lightnin’ Salvage Enterprises.
After a decade of drag and burlesque shows, many performers who once-frequented Market Street Pub and Cabaret are now scrambling to find a new home — while the venue’s former owner finds his footing.
Ward’s Supermarket asked a wine salesman to leave the store after multiple complaints of sexual harassment were made public on social media Sunday.
A swarm of children and police officers will file through Target’s toy aisles Friday.
Elmere Croushore left his Jeep alone for a few moments Sunday as he grabbed a drink from a Gainesville gas station.
The last dance for one Gainesville woman — before her arrest Saturday — was a twerking spell on her car.
An hour after Sunday services let out at the Ignite Life Center, a half a dozen shoes squeaked across the newly poured pavement of a basketball court.
If the Gators score Saturday, free alcohol will flow at 101 Cantina.
Red-and-white mailboxes reading “North Pole Express” will be placed throughout Gainesville for the next week to collect letters for Santa Claus.
An argument over an ex-girlfriend ended violently Wednesday morning as a Gainesville woman used a box cutter to slash another woman’s neck, Gainesville Police said.
On Election Night, Kristin Birdsey forced herself to go to bed early so she could still have hope. The next day at work, many of her female co-workers could not stop crying.
In an effort to promote sustainability, Santa Claus will wear a green suit Saturday.
When Willie Green strums his guitar and belts out the blues today, he’ll be going off memory.
Alachua County waters are not meeting standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency, so the county is implementing a fertilizer ban to improve them, a county official said.
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