The Alligator reports the university began investigating after an anonymous complaint in March alleged the student affairs group was improperly using funds.
Read More »The Point, April 12, 2019: Special Report “Invisible Aftermath” Documents Unseen Effects Of Hurricane Michael
Read what we found has most impacted families in the region, as well as possible solutions to the situation.
Read More »The Point, April 5, 2019: Florida House To Hear Latest Effort To Ban Texting And Driving
The State Affairs Committee came to a consensus that would shift texting while driving from a “secondary” offense to a “primary” offense.
Read More »The Point, March 29, 2019: The Conclusion Of The Santa Fe Zoo Animal Theft Case
Two men charged with stealing 11 animals from the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo last year have received probation sentences.
Read More »The Point, March 22, 2019: Florida Man Pleads Guilty In 2018 Pipe Bomb Case
Caesar Sayoc pleaded guilty Thursday to mailing bombs to some of Donald Trump's critics, competitors, and news media organizations.
Read More »The Point, March 15, 2019: He Was An Aspiring Gainesville Rapper Until He Was Shot And Killed. A Childhood Friend Goes On Trial Soon For His Death
After being released from prison in January 2016, Rashey "Shay Baby" Garrison took to rap music to escape drug dealing in East Gainesville. Three months later, he was dead.
Read More »The Point, March 1, 2019: Report Suggests Standardizing Training To Deal With Student Trauma In Florida Schools
The Lastinger Center at the University of Florida surveyed 29 districts and found no uniform training method offered.
Read More »The Point, Feb. 22, 2019: UCF President Resigns, While UF Is Also Examining Alleged Misuse Of Construction Dollars
The money was used to construct a $1.8 million Center for Outdoor and Recreation Education and clear 3 acres of trees.
Read More »The Point, Feb. 15, 2019: ‘We’ve All Been Changed Forever’: Three Reflections From Parkland
Andrew Pollack, who lost his 18-year-old daughter Meadow in the shooting, was one of three people who spoke with our reporters as part of the Parkland anniversary. “We’ve all been changed forever,” he says.
Read More »The Point, Feb. 8, 2019: State Sen. Dennis Baxley Files Fetal Heartbeat Bill
“It’s time for us to face our history of the last 46 years and the 60 million faces of our offspring that we have extinguished,” Baxley said.
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