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Earlier this month, the museum teamed up with the City of Gainesville to host Plant for Pollinators: Bees and Trees at Evergreen Cemetery.

The nonprofit organization recently reduced food distributions from twice a month to once a month as it struggles to maintain enough food for the families it serves.

Community Spring, a grassroots economic justice organization, hosted its first annual block party in downtown Gainesville this month.

Ocala’s Drive-In Theatre is the only one of its kind in North Central Florida. Its unique operation stands out.

About 50 people attended a community meeting Thursday at Oakcrest to hear about the proposal and ask questions about enrollment, staffing and student services.

This is The Rundown from WUFT News, exploring our community from top to bottom. Coming up on the show: FPREN meteorologists are tracking Hurricane Isaias as it moves through the Gulf. Poe Springs is a popular escape in north central Florida, but a scientist is documenting its decline. And what do kids really know about the First Amendment?

A weak cold front will lower rain chances and also bring slightlly lower humidity values for much of Florida for part of this week.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall just outside of Pensacola on Friday. After reaching major hurricane status, the cyclone weakened before landfall.

Damaging winds, tornadoes, and flash flood risk will continue throughout the weekend across the Southeast into the Mid-Atlantic.

The annual University of Florida Homecoming Parade took place along 13th Street and University Avenue in Gainesville Friday, October. 9, 2026.