A proposed ordinance banning people under 21 years old from bars and restaurants that habitually violate underage drinking laws might pass at the Gainesville City Commission meeting on Thursday.
A 19-year-old man was arrested after being accused of threatening to shoot someone in the head during a drug deal Monday.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Monday after being accused of stealing from the Salvation Army thrift store where she was performing community service hours.
Thanks to Tim Tebow's announcement Sunday that he will be returning to UF next year, local organizations may see a boost in volunteers.
What does a couch set on fire by rowdy Gators fans after a national championship look like through an infrared camera lens?
Jail inmates in Alachua County saved local taxpayers more than $4,000 in December.
When Bobby and Sarah Finn discussed the all-important topic of having children, they decided they wanted to adopt.
UF has another title to add to its heap.
The recent BCS National Championship boosted demand for Gator fan-ware, but some stores said business isn't as good as it was after past title wins.
Mayor Pegeen Hanrahan will make her annual State of the City address Wednesday at 8 a.m. in front of the Hippodrome State Theatre.
Doris saw the picture of the palm tree and knew. She liked the mixture of greens, yellows and oranges.
The Florida education system tied with Vermont for 10th place in overall education quality, according to Education Week's Quality Counts 2009 report.
Jews and Palestinians came together Thursday afternoon to protest the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Three middle school students were arrested this week in connection with the sexual battery of one of their classmates.
Buses that cross West University Avenue will be rerouted for Thursday's BCS National Championship Game.
The wait is over.
After 87 days in jail without a trial, friends and supporters of a local political activist are getting restless.
After the BCS named the Gators SEC champs, the Gainesville Police Department began preparations to keep people safe for the post-game parties.
For 14 months, their Swamp was the sandy desert of war-torn Iraq.
A local woman is the first of 10 essay contest winners to receive a ticket to the Jan. 20 inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama.
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