Isabella Sorresso

Nine hotels in the works, all of which are expected to open over the next year.

Alcohol-related deaths have in the past been a problem for UF, too, a former president of the university said, and it has been working for several years to prevent them.

Two housing complexes in midtown Gainesville — one a new, glitzy citadel of high living and high rent, the other a 86-year-old compound of communal chores and meals — are part of the old-versus-new housing shift happening along the periphery of UF, the state's top public university but one that attracts students from all socioeconomic classes.

Just days away from the election, Consumers for Smart Solar, the group campaigning in favor of Amendment 1, continues to receive millions of dollars in contributions.