A dismembered alligator carcass was found in a vacant lot on Southwest 23rd Street near campus Thursday night only a day after the Associated Press reported that a dismembered crocodile carcass was found at the University of Miami.
Police arrested two siblings Thursday morning at Common Grounds.
Jan Robinson is more than a victim of domestic violence. She is a survivor.
The Gainesville Police Department may have to make some adjustments before it can expand its downtown headquarters.
In the upcoming election, one Florida county will try out a new electronic voting system that will allow soldiers and those abroad to vote without sending in paper ballots.
A Gainesville High School teacher was arrested Wednesday after he was accused of having sex with a 17-year-old.
The early discussion time of a proposed charter amendment at today's city commission meeting has drawn complaints from some Gainesville residents.
Gainesville Police have expressed fear that ATM skimming, a scam creeping up Florida, could soon become a threat in Gainesville.
Gainesville skaters have a new place to ollie, kickflip and railslide.
After a financial collapse, Wachovia, UF's official banking partner, announced plans Monday to turn over all its banking operations to Citigroup - a move that would establish Citigroup as one of three giants in the banking industry.
A man arrested in connection with a car theft told Gainesville Police he had rented out the car to purchase crack cocaine, an arrest report stated.
Residents in the area surrounding Southwest 20th Avenue could choose to become a part of Gainesville in a referendum on the Nov. 4 ballot.
A young boy's memory led to two arrests in connection with a robbery Friday.
A man was arrested Tuesday after a scuffle with a police officer in the parking garage of the Women's Center at North Florida Regional Medical Center.
A traveling disaster-recovery center scheduled to arrive in Alachua County on Wednesday will share information with residents about federal assistance programs.
The U.S. House of Representatives rejected plans Monday for what would have been the largest government bailout since the Great Depression.
An extra half-cent sales tax could soon go toward parks and land conservation in Alachua County.
UF Hillel will hold services in the Reitz Union on Tuesday and Wednesday to observe the Jewish High Holy Days, which began this week with Rosh Hashana.
Clusters of people crowded the front sidewalk of 1982 Bar Sunday afternoon waiting to register for the Guitar Hero tournament.
Anyone with business at City Hall this week should make sure to plan around the city's new four-day workweek.
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