Still going strong despite the stigma of growing old, athletes ages 50 and older will compete Friday in Olympic-style events.
At any given time, about 40 UF students are undercover, ordering and rating on-campus services.
With flu season almost here, the Florida Department of Health in Alachua County is now offering vaccines.
On Monday afternoon, U.S. marshals arrested the man suspected of sexually assaulting a woman near Midtown last week.
Among the toys, books, crafts and games in the waiting room of the Gainesville Child Advocacy Center, an orange cat named Hank wanders around, looking for attention and cat treats.
Just a couple of weeks after Balls Bar reopened, a new restaurant and bar will compete for the attention of Midtown patrons.
Myra Bui wants a UF soccer jersey.
After Rachael Colandreo heard her pet hog was missing, she found him on Facebook.
After an evening of tailgating, a UF student rear-ended a scooter while drunk Saturday, Gainesville Police said.
A head-on car crash Sunday evening killed two women, one from Gainesville and the other from Waldo.
As Apple released its new iPhone 7 on Friday, a handful of eager students and residents circled a phone-filled table at the Archer Road Best Buy.
A downtown scuffle escalated Friday after someone pulled out a rifle.
After a summer hiatus, Balls Bar looked like its old self Thursday.
A line stretched from the counter to the sidewalk at Krispy Kreme on Monday afternoon as doughnut fans celebrated Talk like a Pirate Day and ate free glazed doughnuts.
Jason Burns drove two hours Saturday in hopes of getting his red hat signed by Mike Pence.
As Tamaria Henderson, 20, rode her bicycle Saturday, she was reminded of alcoholism, an addiction she has battled for the past nine months.
The days of clogged traffic along Northwest Eighth Avenue may end this Fall as roadwork in the area nears its final stages.
Police officers and deputies were justified in their killing of a 16-year-old in March, a grand jury ruled Wednesday.
A cross-county car chase ended near Gainesville on Tuesday morning with four arrests and more than $3,000 thrown out a window.
Two-time Olympian Michelle Kwan told UF students Thursday why she believes Hillary Clinton is the best candidate for minorities.
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