Maybe you’re about to start your first week of college; or maybe you’ll be returning to the same apartment with the same roommates. Regardless of how you’re feeling (dread, excitement, stress or otherwise), it’s important to start the year with your room and your roommates on a good note.
A 37-year-old man was shot and killed Sunday morning at an apartment complex off of Southwest 20th Avenue, and the suspect is still missing.
Caraline Stephens said having a baby was going to be fun.
Fourteen-year-old Earl Gardner spent his Sunday morning learning the ins and outs of a fire truck.
A piece of city woodlands may soon be up for sale, but for residents and city leaders, reaching an agreement about the issue has been no walk in the park.
I’ve always pressured myself to find Mr. Right in college. My parents met in high school and were married by the time they were in their early 20s.
It’s raining cats and dogs in Gainesville this month as Alachua County Animal Services has partnered with two local organizations to hold the first “Feline Frenzy and Canine Crazy” adoption event.
When the Alachua County Department of Motor Vehicles closed its doors and merged with the Alachua County Tax Collector’s office in March, the effects of the change were uncertain.
Alachua County has a new CEO.
In the battle between Cookie Monster and Captain Vegetable, Uncle Sam wants the fresh and green.
Gainesville Police arrested a Miami man Tuesday after police said he stomped on prescription pills that fell from his pant legs.
Titletown can now add a new accolade to its list of claims to fame, and it’s pretty sweet, dude.
The transition from Summer A to Summer B at UF has its ups and downs for local businesses. Although many students return home, incoming freshmen continue to keep Gainesville lively.
A Gainesville man was arrested Thursday after police said he drove his lawn mower under the influence.
Artificial coloring can be found in drinks, food and candy, but no longer on baby chickens, ducklings and rabbits.
For some Gainesville residents, Independence Day was pink, white and green.
A South America-based movement aimed at promoting reading is moving to the U.S. But it probably won’t be booking it to Gainesville.
Remember the R.L. Stine books? I remember reading the “Goosebumps,” series in elementary school.
DOMA is dead, and some locals are celebrating.
World of Beer guests buzzed answers into their smartphones Monday for the pub’s first trivia night.
Solutions by The State News
