After recent robberies in Gainesville and terrorist activity abroad, all levels of law enforcement will increase security during Saturday’s football game against Florida Atlantic University.
A favorite Midtown bar will soon close its doors for renovations.
A local artist co-op will get in the holiday spirit and celebrate its 45 years of business this weekend with a new set of homemade ornaments.
Police say Wayne Baer robbed his grandmother.
After a recent surge in armed robberies, University Police will temporarily broaden its patrol areas to include off-campus neighborhoods.
Gainesville Police announced 14 days of stricter seat belt law enforcement on Facebook on Tuesday morning.
A bill in the Florida Legislature to amend Florida’s "Stand Your Ground" law was struck down Tuesday.
A UF professor, a Gainesville artist and a local park will receive recognition for their work in environmental preservation.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Monday afternoon after police said he stole from Publix and hit an officer.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is attempting to stop the relocation of Syrian refugees to Florida, citing security concerns.
Leo Jaramillo spoke to his neighbor twice in six years.
Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a Newberry man Sunday night after deputies said he drove drunk with children in the car and then offered a bribe for his release.
When Wendy Coats first moved to Gainesville, a woman on a bus warned her to avoid downtown and its homeless population.
When Marilyn Wall and her five roommates graduated from UF, they were living off peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
As the sun set behind hangars at Gainesville Regional Airport on Saturday, about 30 people waited for a surprise.
Cat lovers flocked to the Hippodrome State Theatre on Saturday to watch 65 minutes of cat videos.
To support March of Dimes’ campaign for Prematurity Awareness Month, two historic buildings in Gainesville will glow purple this week.
Natasha Payton spent the weekend handing out cookies.
With the Gators headed to Atlanta for the Southeastern Conference Championship Game, Gator-themed gear is more popular than ever before.
A former mayor and a smashed bottle of champagne will christen a new kitchen for the homeless at Grace Marketplace this weekend.
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