New police officers give back, serve lunch to at-risk youth
By Patricia Potestades | July 15, 2015For children at the Reichert House, discipline and routine are what their teachers aim to instill in them daily.
For children at the Reichert House, discipline and routine are what their teachers aim to instill in them daily.
Two UF students won national titles at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference in Chicago.
Based on the Confederate statue on the corner of Main Street and East University Avenue on Thursday, a crowd of protesters held signs that read, “End white supremacy” and “Tear it down.”
The results of a survey conducted at UF showed that 67 percent of Floridians support requiring Spanish education in K-12 schools.
In lieu of getting cake and ice cream on its 20th birthday, Amazon has decided to pass the gifts on to its members.
Screeches of laughter and excitement from the crowd mixed with the screeches of neon-colored tennis shoes as they slid across the court at the Martin Luther King Jr. Multipurpose Center.
A whirlwind of controversy is making its way across the nation regarding the flying of the Confederate flag on state grounds following the slaying of nine black people by a white supremacist in a Charleston, South Carolina church.
Gainesville breweries were more crowded than usual Wednesday, as craft beer lovers celebrated the lift of Florida’s ban on 64-ounce growlers, the most popular size of to-go containers for craft beer.
Maria Cirillo will drive more than 200 miles from Jacksonville to Fort Pierce to visit with her family for the Fourth of July.
Punk-rock quartet Abandon the Midwest is returning to Gainesville tonight, and if you’re lucky, you might catch them throwing the occasional beer can at one another.
When Damian Gonzalez woke up to the news Friday that the Supreme Court had struck down bans on same-sex marriage, his first reaction was to call his aunt.
North Central Florida’s biggest lake is vanishing down a sinkhole.
The UF concrete canoe team members messaged one another about their workouts every single day.
The State Attorney’s office has reportedly agreed to defer prosecution in consolidated cases involving Julius Long, the son of former County Commissioner Rodney Long.
At one point, RayAnn Moseley took four different medicines to help her intractable epilepsy, but the seizures didn’t stop.
Greetings and salutations, Gainesville. Are you surviving the first half of our summer adventure in town? Grand, if you are, because now you’re in for a treat as we deliver another weekly dose of...Darts and Laurels.
Along with scorching hot temperatures and buckets of rainfall, the summer season also brings something a little sweeter: blueberries.
“The Lorax” sits on Kim Tanzer’s coffee table.
A length of yellow chain cordons off the giant silver brewing tanks from the rest of the warehouse, where visitors sit at picnic tables and kids play cornhole.
About 3 miles west of Interstate 75 on Archer Road is the area where the Kanapaha Plantation once was and where a house built by enslaved craftsmen remains.