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Temperatures will be about 20 degrees below average for this time of year, and the wind will make it feel even colder! How long will it last?

As SNAP benefits have been put on hold, people from all walks of life are visiting area food pantries — some for the first time — to make ends meet.

A court ruling Thursday morning paused the transfer of control of Gainesville Regional Utilities until it settles legal issues following Tuesday's referendum in which Gainesville voters overwhelmingly approved returning control to the city.

Long before moving to Florida, Vasanti Doshi attributed a sacredness to the Suwannee River, likening it to the Ganga or Ganges River in her ancestral India. To reflect, to celebrate, to mourn and to pray, Vasanti eases down the creaky steps of her backyard dock.

On Thursday, the city commission is considering a proposal that could could put buses on the roads again in south Florida.

WUFT News reporter Alexa Ryan asked University of Florida students about a time someone went the “extra mile” for them.

Alachua County is partnering with Kinetic to bring high-speed internet to over four-thousand homes and businesses in the county.

To dive deeper into this issue, WUFT's Eva Garcia spoke to Patrick Dodds, executive director of “Bread of the Mighty Food Bank” in Gainesville.

WUFT’s Maia Labbe learned how different communities in north central Florida are honoring their veterans this year.

WUFT's Kristin Chermont Spina spoke to co-authors Ronnie Lovler and Dixie Neilson about why they wanted to write this book, and how it came to be.