Bria Wood
Bria is a reporter for WUFT News and can be contacted by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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The man and his lawyer are planning to appeal.
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Black owned businesses are plenty in Gainesville and have the support of the new District 1 Business Council. The council will focus on creating economic activity and opportunity for East Gainesville through partnerships with organizations like the Alachua County Chapter of the NAACP, the Community Redevelopment Agency and others.
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Alachua County School Superintendent Owen Roberts, who has been under fire for several weeks over allegations of plagiarism, announced his resignation in a letter Tuesday.
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City officials say that starting Monday an agency will be at the assistance center to help survivors and victims' family members apply for unemployment benefits from the state.
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Ministers and community members from around Gainesville gathered Monday night to discuss the fate of Alachua County Public Schools Superintendent Owen Roberts.
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On June 27, the school board will hold at 6 p.m. a special meeting to discuss the superintendent's contract.
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Donald Trump is backtracking from his contention that victims of the Orlando massacre should have been allowed to carry arms into the nightclub where they were attacked.
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Gainesville residents gathered Monday night at University Club, a popular downtown spot for the gay community, to pay their respects to the victims of the Pulse shooting. A change in weekend plans may have saved one Gainesville man's life.
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Floridians capture the essence of Colin as the third tropical storm of the year comes ashore and moves across the Florida peninsula bringing with it several inches of rain to coastal communties.
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After not being charged for wastewater services for a year, she received a bill for $700.