Gators football coach Urban Meyer announced Tuesday that starter Carlos Dunlap will not play in Saturday’s Southeastern Conference championship game after he was arrested for DUI early Tuesday morning.
In honor of Day With(out) Art/World AIDS Day, city officials said they will cover the solar walk sculptures, concrete statues that represent the solar system, in black.
Cafe Gardens owner Steve McKinney met with landlords Monday to discuss rising rent prices that could determine the future of 33-year-old restaurant.
Lynch Park, formerly a space used largely by the homeless, will get a name change and a makeover, including turning much of the open space into a dog park.
The Gainesville Roller Rebels, a local roller derby league, finished the season Sunday with a 104–90 win over the Tallahassee Rollergirls.
As people recognize the 21st World AIDS Day tomorrow, UF students and blood bank officials are wondering why the FDA has not changed its policy prohibiting blood donations from men who have had sexual contact with other men.
The meal will be served by volunteers to at least 500 in the homeless community.
After nearly 30 years of business, the curtains will close at Center Stage Costumes & Magic.
Regional Transit System routes will change for the Thanksgiving holiday.
With the economy in shambles and unemployment rates at their highest since the early 1980s, the face of hunger is changing in Alachua County.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit Monday on behalf of the Dove World Outreach Center claiming the Alachua County school district’s policy against anti-Islamic T-shirts intrudes upon the wearers’ freedom of speech.
A UF student was arrested and banned from campus Sunday after police say he used counterfeit money at a campus restaurant.
HUDSON LEARNED TO CARVE WHEN HE WAS A MERCHANT MARINER.
A resident psychiatrist at UF’s College of Medicine was arrested early Sunday morning for driving drunk and failing to stop after hitting a pedestrian near Ben and Jerry’s on University Avenue.
Two hours before the 12:01 a.m. showing Friday, Regal Gainesville Cinema 14 sold out 15 showings of the latest “Twilight” movie.
A recent Uf graduate founded a social networking site that allows users to post and browse events happening at their school and community.
It has been said that the Internet can take a person anywhere. However, for someone like Anesia Burns, an engineering major, the Internet offers a direct link to heaven.
At the end of the third quarter, the crowd rises, arms lock and 90,000 begin to sway to a simple, 10-stanza song.
Augie Artiles will help play Santa Claus for children in Alachua County this year as he and other members of a comedy group collect toys for children in need.
From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today, the coveted award given to the top college football player in the country, will be on display on the front lawn of The Swamp Restaurant.
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