One of the University of Florida’s newest annual traditions will take place this evening with the lighting of a large steel alligator sculpture near the corner of Union Road and Newell Drive on UF’s Gainesville campus. The installation is a creation of artist and UF alumna Leslie Tharp. All Things …
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NPR’s ‘Books We Love’ list recommends great reads in time for holiday gift giving
NPR yesterday released its “Books We Love” list, just in time for the holiday season. WUFT’s Kristin Moorehead spoke with NPR’s Andrew Limbong about the list and his recommendations.
Read More »Gainesville celebrates Veterans Week as local war veterans recall their experiences
Terrence Fitzpatrick, 92, and Donald Sherry, 88, were just teenagers when they were shipped to Germany in the wake of the Korean War. Now, the retirees are determined to never forget their days on the battlefield as members of the Gainesville branch of the Korean War Veterans Association (KWVA), Chapter …
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DeSantis proposes $114.4B state budget
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday pitched a $114.4 billion budget for next fiscal year that …
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Florida discontinues manatee winter feeding program after seagrass conditions improve
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Gator alum aims to make an impact through a single word
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‘Birds are citizens of the world’: Climate change affects bird migration
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FWC considers ‘greater flexibility’ in gator hunting
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The war against flooding: A Gainesville family’s nightmare
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Florida’s corals rescued from one of the worst bleaching events are back to the ocean
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DeSantis proposes $114.4B state budget
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday pitched a $114.4 billion budget for next fiscal year that …
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Florida Republican chairman won’t resign over rape allegation, saying he is innocent
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Wildlife rehabbers may be in jeopardy with new rules from Florida Fish and Wildlife
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Police: Gainesville man vandalized Jewish centers, wrote ‘burn in hell’
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Florida Supreme Court rules police, crime victims can’t keep their names secret under Marsy’s Law
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Sheriff who can’t carry a gun? Felon runs to become Florida county’s top cop
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3-vehicle crash in Marion County sends 15 people to hospitals after small bus and pickup truck fail to yield to ambulance
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UF student business competition deadline nears, $25,000 prize at stake
University of Florida students have until Dec. 15 to sign up for the opportunity to …
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East Gainesville residents make their mark on UF Health history
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A perfect storm leaves Perry residents fearing the future
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Local studio shipping new video game for the holidays
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42nd Annual Downtown Festival and Art Show draws thousands to Gainesville
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Neighbors release new chemical test results from area surrounding old Clay County mining site
The nation’s largest homebuilder has proposed plans to build townhomes on a property bordering an …
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A quarter of Alachua County’s middle and high school students use vape products. Here’s what’s being done to combat usage.
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National Cancer Institute awards $3.2 million for research of study of medical cannabis in breast cancer treatment
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Alachua County asks residents to complete healthcare survey
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Florida attorney general urges Supreme Court Justices to reject abortion measure
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Communities in Gainesville and abroad feel the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict
At 7,000 miles, the horrors of the Israel-Hamas conflict may seem far away to most …
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators express free speech concerns amid Israel-Hamas war
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Amy Schumer’s memoir, ‘The Art of War’ and many other books are banned in Florida and other state prisons
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Fight over Florida drag show law goes to U.S. Supreme Court
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Supporters gather for pro-Palestine sit-in
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Democrat who lost House race in South Florida may challenge results over winner’s residency issue
The Democrat who narrowly lost a state House election in South Florida said Wednesday he …
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DeSantis proposes $114.4B state budget
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Redondo condo? GOP candidate wins state House race in South Florida amid questions over district residency
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Florida Republican chairman won’t resign over rape allegation, saying he is innocent
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Gainesville remembers civil rights activist Rosa Parks
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Communities in Gainesville and abroad feel the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict
At 7,000 miles, the horrors of the Israel-Hamas conflict may seem far away to most …
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators express free speech concerns amid Israel-Hamas war
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Angel’s Story: One family’s journey from Venezuela to Miami
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Pro-Palestinian protesters rally near UF entrance for Israel’s de-occupation of Palestinian territories
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‘Hamas ought to be destroyed,’ political commentator Ben Shapiro says
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UF student business competition deadline nears, $25,000 prize at stake
University of Florida students have until Dec. 15 to sign up for the opportunity to …
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DeSantis proposes $114.4B state budget
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First digital Black Heritage Trail Map for Alachua County hopes to secure phase two funding
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LGBTQ book that was put back on shelf removed again after new challenges
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Pickleball pro: one UF player’s journey to the big leagues
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Florida discontinues manatee winter feeding program after seagrass conditions improve
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — A two-year experimental feeding program for starving Florida manatees will …
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Wildlife rehabbers may be in jeopardy with new rules from Florida Fish and Wildlife
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Former laboratory research monkeys get a special visit from their rescuers
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‘Birds are citizens of the world’: Climate change affects bird migration
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FWC considers ‘greater flexibility’ in gator hunting