Meridian Behavioral Healthcare is a private nonprofit that aids those affected by mental illness and substance-use disorders in and around North Central Florida. Its main campus is located in Gainesville at the corner of Williston Road and Southwest 13th Street, where it provides a variety of assistance programs to local …

During the past 18 months, Sharyl Attkisson began noticing strange activity with both her home and work computers.

WUFT reports on the final night of the Republican National Convention.

The president of the American Medical Association discusses Medicare and the Affordable Healthcare after with WUFT.

The president of the American Medical Association is visiting Gainesville to meet with medical students and business leaders.

The first day of the school year is just a few days away for many North Florida school districts.  While there is excitement for some children and parents, it’s not without its stressful moments too.  University of Florida Professor of Education, Dorene Ross, talked with Florida’s 89.1, WUFT-FM’s Tom Krynski, …

U.S. Representative Cliff Stearns has been ousted by a tea party challenger in a GOP primary in north Florida Tuesday.  Political newcomer Ted Yoho, a Gainesville veterinarian, stunned Stearns who’s been in Congress since 1989.  The sprawling, mostly rural District 3 stretches from the Gulf coast, west of Ocala, north to the …

When the London summer Olympics began at the end of July, we spoke with a University of Florida alum who works as an attorney in London about how residents viewed the summer games.  Damien Yare talked with WUFT-FM’s Tom Krynski for an update on our conversation about what he expected: …

For some residents, paying attention to what their local governments do isn’t high on their priority list.  Others are watching the government more closely, especially when it comes to certain issues.  In Alachua County, commissioners and staffers are reaching out to the community this summer, to be part of what …

Thousands of people are arriving in London for the 2012 summer Olympic games, with the opening ceremonies scheduled for Friday.  While there’s excitement for the competition, and a strong connection with the University of Florida with athletes and the marching band on hand, it’s a major challenge facing the residents …