Woman, 1-year-old granddaughter saved from burning vehicle
By Shannon Kaestle | Oct. 1, 2014Flames shot into the sky Tuesday night as Burnise Watson watched her car burn.
Flames shot into the sky Tuesday night as Burnise Watson watched her car burn.
In a scathing ruling issued this week, Grooveshark lost a three-year legal battle for blatantly and consciously infringing on copyrights of nine major record labels.
America’s third-worst small-town speed trap disbanded its police department Wednesday.
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Gainesville Police is joining other law enforcement agencies and local businesses in recognition.
A Gainesville man was arrested after police said he punched a pregnant woman in the stomach Monday morning.
University Police will soon pay students to keep a protective eye on their peers for the Walk Safe Student Escort Program.
The 100-acre expansion of Butler Plaza hasn’t come without skepticism from residents who worry that the construction will affect wildlife.
To dispel anxiety over assault rumors seen on social media, UF faculty and Gainesville Police urge students to look to official sources for information.
A combined drug task force investigation led to the arrest and prosecution of a Gainesville cocaine trafficker.
Berkeley Hoflund stood behind her bar’s counter for the last time Monday afternoon, ringing up the remainder of Stubbies & Steins’ merchandise.
As a neurological disease spreads in deer throughout the country, Florida hunters are reminded of importation laws prohibiting out-of-state deer, moose or elk carcasses from crossing state borders.
A Gainesville man was arrested Sunday after police said he grabbed and squeezed an 11-year-old’s buttock at the St. Francis House on 413 S. Main St.
A Gainesville man was arrested Saturday night after police said he grabbed his girlfriend and refused to let her go, despite her screaming and struggling.
A woman said she was followed by a man who matched the description of the UF assault suspect near the Hub early Sunday, setting off a string of UF alerts at about 1 a.m.
One of the most shameful aspects of the public education system in America is the need for teachers to spend large sums of their own money to provide school supplies for their classrooms.
Students can fuel up on free coffee on their way to class today from local coffee shops participating in National Coffee Day.
Julian Andrew sipped on vodka-soaked raspberries, tonic and a splash of grapefruit with a lime.
A local magazine staff is reaching out to readers after an 86-percent budget cut last month, jeopardized its future.
Both local Jimmy John’s locations were involved in a franchise-wide data breach announced this week.
People Dedicated to Quality is coming to Gainesville this spring, and the fast, casual chicken chain is bringing its hand-breaded tenders, hand-spun milkshakes and signature sauces.