A St. Petersburg man was transported to Shands at UF after allegedly stealing a Department of Transportation pickup truck and crashing into seven vehicles on University Avenue Tuesday.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the nation's largest Lutheran denomination, voted for the inclusion of openly gay clergy in committed relationships into their congregations Aug. 21.
About 40 people gathered Friday with a simple message: "No more Chávez."
A 58-year-old man died while cave diving at Ginnie Springs in an area known as the Devil's Eye on Friday.
Walk into PETCO on a Saturday and expect to be greeted by eager barks, wagging tails and smiling faces.
About forty people gathered Friday gathered with a simple message: "No more Chávez."
A local women's advocacy group is accepting applications for mini grants for groups or individuals who support Gainesville's women.
When a few college kids salvaged a $400 school bus and turned it into a pool, they thought they had struck gold; but last Thursday, the city of Gainesville Code Enforcement Division asked them to remove the bus from their property.
The Alachua County Commission unanimously approved more than $1 million in funding for 31 nonprofit programs in a meeting Thursday.
In a recent development of Gainesville's battle with the bottle, an Alachua County judge upheld a city ordinance that attempts to curb underage drinking.
Good is finally coming from a local family's nightmare.
A Gainesville man was arrested and charged with felony murder on Wednesday after allegedly shooting and killing his accomplice during a muddled robbery on Aug. 12 in Lake City.
At the political circus that unfolded on the lawn of the North Florida Regional Medical Center Wednesday, Hope Kelly played the role of a clown who lost her smile a long time ago.
Bivens Arm is getting a makeover.
At first glance, 1013 NW Seventh Ave. looks like a house that's no more important than its neighbors.
An advertisement in Monday's issue of The Gainesville Sun is drawing criticism from some of the paper's readers.
Gainesville residents will have a chance to showcase their talent in the city's first photography contest, "The Gainesville Way of Life."
UF students can add another company to their list of textbook providers.
City Commissioner Craig Lowe is moving on up - or at least he hopes to.
Monday marked the first day of a trial for a lawsuit over an accident between a Frito Lay Company truck and two other vehicles.
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