Gov. Rick Scott ordered national and Florida flags to be flown at half-staff on Friday for a fallen soldier.
Read More »Here before Publix, Gainesville’s Ward’s Supermarket continues to thrive
At age 15, Trish Ward began working at Ward’s Supermarket where she met Billy Ward and three years later married him. Trish and Billy Ward are now the third generation of the Ward family to manage Ward’s Supermarket located on 515 NW 23rd Ave. in Gainesville.
Read More »Nelson, Yoho, Brown, Perry each win Florida races
View our Storify of major Florida races from Tuesday night.
Read More »23rd Precinct changes voting line arrangements due to weather
The 23rd Precinct is modifying its Election Day plans in case of rain. Voters at the precinct, which is located at 2121 SW 16 St., will be able to line up in a hallway while waiting to cast their ballots.
Read More »Joe Biden visits Ocala ahead of Election Day 2012
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Read More »Researchers believe eye found on Florida beach belongs to swordfish
Researchers from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission believe an eye that was found last Wednesday on a south Florida beach belongs to a swordfish.
Read More »Memorial service to be held in Gainesville for Christian Aguilar
There will be a memorial service tonight at 7 p.m. for missing UF student Christian Aguilar at St. Augustine Catholic Church.
Read More »Pedro Bravo remains in jail without bail
Ron Kozlowski, attorney for Pedro Bravo, said it is premature to talk about his client's case proceedings. Bravo remains in jail without bail, charged with the murder of missing UF student Christian Aguilar.
Read More »On Florida Missing Children’s Day, a father remembers
Patrick Sessions, whose daughter disappeared in 1989, looks for closure on a day that honors the memory of missing children and seeks to educate citizens on safety awareness.
Read More »An on-the-ground account of the Costa Rican quake
A day after a 7.6-magnitude earthquake shook the land under Costa Rica, WUFT multimedia reporter Christina DeVarona spoke with UF grad Maria Perez Ruiz, who is currently living in Costa Rica. She experienced the earthquake first-hand.
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