Despite facing a slew of legal trouble in recent years, Grooveshark is still kicking from its downtown Gainesville location.
Lucky’s Market has brought new life to what was once a nearly vacant plaza.
Deputies have now charged the ex-wife of Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Williams with premeditated murder.
University Police arrested a Gainesville man Sunday evening for reportedly stealing a bike and violating a campus trespass warning.
Shoppers scanned rows of holiday cards Thursday morning — one of their last chances at The Oaks Mall Hallmark.
After nearly 40 years of service, a local burrito joint is undergoing major reconstruction with a little help from locals.
Mark Frantz is excited to see the empty space next to his store filled.
Gainesville Police arrested an Oregon man Friday night on charges of possession of counterfeit money after he reportedly used fake $20 bills at two Gainesville restaurants.
The Florida Department of Health issued a 60-day rabies alert for Alachua County on Friday after a dog tested positive for the disease.
The Gainesville community gathered Sunday afternoon for the dedication ceremony of a playground at Trinity United Methodist Church that is accessible to children with and without disabilities.
The at-large and District 1 candidates for Gainesville City Commission talked about their platforms on campus Friday.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Saturday morning for reportedly sexually assaulting a co-worker at her apartment.
Deputies arrested Assistant U.S. Attorney Francis Williams’ ex-wife Saturday after she reportedly shot him in the arm.
Two people were arrested early Thursday for reported insurance fraud and are being investigated in possible connection with a fire at a Gainesville apartment complex.
The state of Florida is saying mooooove over for sea cows, which swarmed a state spring on Monday.
Six chunks of rock rise from the ground on Southeast Depot Avenue near the Rail-Trail Bike Path, each embedded with the remains of six smashed bicycles involved in a fatal accident almost two decades ago.
Although the surrounding monkey walkways hang no more than 5 feet above the ground, Kari Bagnall doesn’t have to duck. Mud splatters from her rain boots as she weaves her way through a maze of cages, trees and hanging metal walkways.
Secondhand smoke exposure in the U.S. dropped by more than half from 1999 to 2012, according to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
Bacon prices are falling across the U.S., but they have yet to be chopped in Gainesville.
The wait is almost over for the chicken restaurant opening at the intersection of West University Avenue and 34th Street.
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