The goal was simple: blend all of the different flavors found in Latin America all under one roof, and make it accessible to the diverse people who call Gainesville home.
Read More »SunSense saves dollars and cents for Florida schools, including UF
Progress Energy Florida and the SunSense solar energy program awarded UF with a new solar photovoltaic system.
Read More »Pope Benedict XVI will begin posting tweets from @pontifex in mid-December
Pope Benedict XVI is now on Twitter and will begin to post on Dec. 12.
Read More »Punk rock fans leave Gainesville with fond memories and strong sickness after The Fest
Fest 11 came to a conclusion last weekend, and fans are still feeling the effects.
Read More »Local law enforcement takes measures to ensure Halloween safety
Local law enforcement agencies aim to make sure everyone has a safe and fun Halloween experience.
Read More »Lost-then-found goat finally goes to a good home
The owner-less goat found in the road went to a good home on Friday morning thanks to an adoption auction held by the Alachua County Sheriff's Office.
Read More »Residents of multiple Florida counties received a phony voting status letter
Be careful when you check your mailboxes: faulty voter status letters reached 20 Florida counties.
Read More »Marion County searches for a replacement Republican sheriff nominee
Marion County Republican Executive Committee will name a replacement nominee Wednesday night for former sheriff candidate Dan Kuhn.
Read More »Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas speaks at UF law school
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke with University of Florida law students about education and his own experiences.
Read More »Mitt Romney’s remarks at private fundraising dinner in Boca Raton possibly threaten his campaign
Mitt Romney stands by remarks made at a private fundraising dinner in May that shed an unfavorable light on 47 percent of Americans.
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