Local man arrested for driving into church utility pole
By Giuseppe Sabella | Aug. 30, 2015Gainesville Police arrested a local man early Sunday after he reportedly drove into a pole at St. Augustine Catholic Church.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man early Sunday after he reportedly drove into a pole at St. Augustine Catholic Church.
Gainesville Police arrested three men Friday evening after they reportedly robbed a taxi driver at gunpoint.
Outside Thrift 5 on Main Street, students struggled to lift antique furniture, wooden chairs and old couches into trucks and cars parked on the street.
Apollo, a 1-year-old boxer, loves to swim in warm water.
Sitting on a bench, Mollie Lassiter dreamed of a gown.
Blue and white lasers flashed through smoke as about 400 people danced to thumping beats and pulsing rhythms.
The most interesting storyline of the 2016 Democratic primary is not how a former cabinet secretary cleaned her computer server — "like with a cloth or something" — or the flamboyant socialist steadily creeping upward in the polls.
Tropical Storm Erika degenerated to a trough of low pressure Saturday, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Local authorities arrested a fugitive hiding in a house near a Gainesville elementary school Friday afternoon.
Sarah Wolff and her family lived without power for two weeks, playing board games and reading books to pass time as the storm raged.
It’s too early to say if Tropical Storm Erika will impact Florida, but it’s not too early to start preparing for a hurricane.
Outside a hospital window, Superman waved to a group of smiling children.
Alachua County management is now considered excellent nationwide.
Gainesville residents are some of the first in the nation to try Wendy’s new and improved chicken.
Black Lives Matter has become the most powerful movement in the national dialogue. Whether you agree with it or not, its message of detailing the inherent racism in many aspects of American life has kick-started an important conversation about race as it pertains to ideas such as white privilege. In the interest of full disclosure, I support the movement; I have been in situations that would have had a tremendously different outcome were I not white. With that said, the movement has problems that need resolving if it is going to create lasting, meaningful change in the country.
Students this semester will have a different variety of bus options.
A new company has scooted onto 13th Street, ready to serve students during the new school year.
Karma Cream is cranking up the caffeine this Fall.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Monday after he reportedly burglarized a neighbor’s home and sold their belongings for drug money.
The recent "controversy" over the recruitment video for the University of Alabama chapter of the Alpha Phi sorority was baffling. One critic, op-ed writer A.L. Bailey, rightfully derided the video as "so racially and aesthetically homogenous and forced, so hyper-feminine, so reductive and objectifying, so...unempowering." Snapchat provided live coverage of sorority rush week this past weekend, and anyone could readily observe that the problematic behavior criticized in the video is not only expected but is the norm.