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The only Medal of Honor recipient living in Alachua County now has a street named after him.
Read More »Roaches Found In UF Dining Hall
A University of Florida student took to Facebook to inform students of the cockroaches he found while eating breakfast at the Fresh Food Company dining hall.
Read More »Clay County School Opens Children’s Closet For Students
A Clay County school has partnered with a nonprofit organization to provide clothing for students in need.
Read More »No. 17 Gators Take Down Georgia Behind Stellar Backcourt Play
The Gators men's basketball team took down Georgia 72-60 on Tuesday, completing a regular-season sweep over the Bulldogs.
Read More »Prescribed Burn May Affect Conditions On I-75 In Marion County
Due to the 125-acre prescribed burn near the Cross Florida Greenway Trail, Florida Highway patrol urges motorists to use caution when traveling on I-75 in Marion County.
Read More »State Regulators Begin Medical Marijuana Listening Tour In Jacksonville
The Florida Department of Health held its first workshop Monday in Jacksonville to discuss proposed medical marijuana rules after voters approved Amendment 2 last year.
Read More »Bill Would Cover PTSD For First Responders
First responders who get post-traumatic stress disorder on the job soon may be eligible for more workers compensation benefits.
Read More »Prehistoric Saber-Tooth Cat Skull Uncovered Near Williston
The Florida Museum of Natural History uncovered a five-million-year old saber-tooth cat skull at their Montbrook fossil site near Williston.
Read More »Alachua County Crossing Guards Recognized For Work
Crossing guards from Alachua County were recognized during Crossing Guard Appreciation Day on Friday.
Read More »UF Community Members Open Their Homes To Students Affected By Executive Order
With students uncertain about their future after President Trump's executive order last week banning traveling and immigration from seven countries, UF community members are opening up their homes to students who need a place to stay.
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