Nearly 40 percent of college students at four-year U.S. institutions could be deemed alcoholics next year, according to the label in the newest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
A UF student passed away Monday morning from unknown causes.
When a Gainesville contracting crew arrived to work on a house Thursday morning, they did not expect to find two men asleep inside.
Smith is the director of the House of Hope of Alachua County women’s program. She has been living in the new women’s house since it reopened in March.
The City Commission’s resolution urges vendors around the city to stop selling and marketing flavored tobacco as a way to reduce exposure of the products to children and young adults.
Summer reading in Gainesville might be more popular than previously thought.
The man shot a woman and a man with a pistol in Tent City at 10:51 p.m. on Sunday.
At least 20 protesters are fighting to have their trespassing cases thrown out.
Landlord Tom Mowry of Equilease of Gainesville Inc. evicted the restaurant and sports bar’s owners last week for not paying their rent.
As Gainesville residents and UF students prepare for summer, lovebugs are out in full force for breeding season.
A fight early Wednesday morning left one man in Shands with life-threatening injuries.
A man set fire to a stack of newspapers early Thursday morning in the back of the delivery van for the Independent Florida Alligator.
Florida’s state attorney announced Monday the state would drop charges against one of the 10 members of Alpha Phi Alpha who were charged with hazing in January.
A Gainesville worker was taken to the Trauma Center at Shands Hospital after he fell into a drainage basin on Southwest 75th Street at about 5 p.m.
An investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement determined that the Florida Highway Patrol should have communicated more to prevent the deadly Interstate 75 crashes that killed 11 people on Jan. 29.
Gainesville Police are still looking for a man who raped a woman and left her in the woods Wednesday night.
Two ongoing court cases involving Gainesville residents highlight potential issues about how much information realtors should tell buyers about the Cabot/Koppers Superfund site.
In the ticket window of Gator Cinemas, off West Newberry Road next to the Oaks Mall, sits an 8-by-12-inch sign with these words: “Renovations are underway. Please bear with us.” They are typed next to a cartoon grizzly bear.
In a conference call with student reporters Tuesday from Air Force One, Obama discussed a measure to keep student loan interest rates low.
The Bartram apartments, located at 2337 SW Archer Road, notified its residents in March 2011 that it would close indefinitely because the complex had to undergo repairs.
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