New reports show that nontraditional messaging may surpass texting as the most popular form of instant messaging among young people.
Residents of North and Central Florida will have access to one of the largest cancer centers in the state beginning Feb. 1 when UF Health and Orlando Health officially join forces.
The Gainesville Improv Festival will return with 24 improv groups Wednesday for its ninth year of unscripted sketch comedy.
A Gainesville man was arrested Sunday night after police say he threatened a neighbor with a golf club.
Egyptian demonstrators held up a message of hope on the corner of UF’s campus to honor the third anniversary of what they refer to as “The Great Uprising”.
Amy O’Connell couldn’t believe what happened.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Saturday after police said he charged at his nephew with a knife during an argument about undercooked noodles.
The Hippodrome State Theatre will be introducing its new digital projector to the public this weekend with a special screening of a classic film.
Had Scott Patrick Harmon been wearing a seatbelt as he drove down Interstate 75, he might have gotten away with carrying the 37 pounds of marijuana police said he had in his car.
About two weeks after gun advocacy group Florida Carry filed a lawsuit against the university to remove its ban on firearms in residence halls, UF has not been served court papers.
Surgeons at North Florida Regional Medical Center can now perform surgeries using a highly precise robotic arm.
Lighting up may be worse than ever for smokers’ health.
The Hoggetowne Medieval Faire is returning to Gainesville for its annual celebration of history and fantasy.
A Gainesville political organization held a protest and vigil Wednesday evening outside a local church to celebrate the anniversary of the controversial Roe v. Wade court decision.
Just after the second anniversary of the Interstate 75 crashes that claimed 11 lives, the Florida Department of Transportation is gearing up to start a road-improvement project to better warn drivers of traffic congestion, heavy fog and smoke.
College students are taking a timeout from their Timelines.
A state ban on Internet cafes last year created confusion for local law enforcement about how to dismantle the businesses, but the City Commission is trying to remedy that.
An idea sprouted by Chris Cano in Gainesville is now spreading its roots across the nation.
After a series of unfortunate events featuring a foot chase, a Chapstick container full of cocaine and a shoe stuffed with marijuana, police arrested an Alachua man on various drug charges.
More than 200 people have impersonated him. More than three writers have attempted to murder him. It’s no mystery why this 127-year-old inspector caused conflict when he was declared alive and free.
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