In the peaked wooden chapel of The United Church of Gainesville, ministers blessed the now-legal unions of same-sex couples.
Motor vehicles are currently the leading cause of deaths for people aged 15 to 24, but may not be for long.
Drivers will experience lane and speed reductions on Northwest 16th Avenue due to a 4-mile reconstruction project.
A Gainesville man was arrested with synthentic marijuana on him Wednesday morning after police said he robbed a man and attempted to rob another man.
Jimmy John’s opened its third Gainesville location in December, and it’s freaky-fast business as always.
The weather will be warming up over the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Pizza lovers can kick their new year’s resolutions to the curb for a new build-your-own pizza joint in Gainesville.
One of Gainesville’s classic music venues is making a comeback.
A traffic stop Tuesday morning ended in the arrest of a wanted felon believed to be part of a gang and the recovery of a stolen vehicle.
A Williston teenager was killed Monday night after hitting a traffic sign with his car in Marion County.
UF saw a slight decrease in on-campus theft during the 2014 Winter Break.
A Colorado-based organic grocery store is opening its doors in Gainesville this week.
Days after the 34th Street Wall was painted black and stenciled last month, the “Gainesville is Ferguson” mural project was defaced.
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman Wednesday after officers said she robbed a gas station and fought with employees.
Christopher Weaver isn’t new to the political scene.
Cars and pedestrians on campus had to take detours after a gas leak on Museum Road that began at about 2:30 p.m.
Gainesville’s 24-hour Winn-Dixie will begin shutting its doors each day starting this Saturday.
Gainesville Police is urging students and residents to secure their belongings and take precautions before leaving town for the holidays.
All Thomas Coady wanted was a motorcycle.
This afternoon, supporters of Grace Marketplace will gather at the corners of Main Street intersections to remind passers-by, for one last time this year, to help fund the indebted homeless shelter.
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