Silver Springs opened as a newly renovated state park Tuesday morning after merging its property with Silver River State Park.
Read More »Amid calls for cheerleading safety, an examination of the activity as sport
As UF set new standards for its cheerleaders, limiting acrobatics, this week, the National Collegiate Athletic Association continues to leave cheerleading off its official list of sports.
Read More »Researchers find changes in great white shark’s origin
In a recent study, University of Florida researchers have found new evidence for a change in the history and categorization for the great white shark. The study found that the species may be about 2 million years older than previously believed.
Read More »Drivers still speeding on Gainesville’s NW 31st Drive
The Gainesville City Commission and people who live along part of NW 31st Drive are still trying to solve the problem of drivers speeding through the neighborhood.
Read More »Gainesville and Alachua County celebrate UN Day
The Gainesville City Commission and Alachua County Commission celebrated United Nations Day a week early by hosting a panel discussion.
Read More »Book claims food can be as addictive as drugs, cigarettes and alcohol
A new book claims food can be as addictive as drugs, cigarettes and alcohol. Co-editor Mark Gold, a professor at the University of Florida's College of Medicine, said UF's McKnight Brain Institute is researching how the addictions are similar.
Read More »Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Ocala police join National Pill Take-Back Day initiative
The Marion County Sheriff's Office and the Ocala Police Department are hosting an initiative for National Pill Take-Back Day to curtail the illegal use and sale of prescription drugs.
Read More »AT&T, United Way team up to lower high-school dropout rate in Alachua County
A $300,000 grant from AT&T will help the United Way of North Central Florida's efforts to lower dropout rates in Alachua County high schools.
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