Gainesville police detectives accused Colliers International employees Lauren Edwards, 24, Daniel Drotos, 34, and Rory Causseaux, 59, of stealing dozens of trade secrets and proprietary documents and $2 million worth of deals from Bosshardt Realty Services, their former employer.
Read More »COVID-19: In Florida Hospitals, ‘There Are Only So Many Beds’
A South Florida hospital chain is suspending elective surgeries and putting beds in conference rooms, an auditorium and even a cafeteria as many more patients seek treatment for COVID-19.
Read More »A UF Professor Is Creating Robotic Dogs Trained To Assist First Responders
A group of Ph.D. students led by Eric Jing Du, a professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Florida, have trained and developed robotic dogs.
Read More »Expect A Traffic Shift Next Week On U.S. 441 Through Paynes Prairie
As construction crews prepare for a new phase of the road resurfacing project on U.S. 441, those traveling through Paynes Prairie should expect a traffic shift early next week.
Read More »Could College Athletes Profit From Adult Entertainment?
A “leading adult webcam company” is looking to cash in on recent changes allowing college athletes in Florida and across the nation to earn money off their names, images and likenesses.
Read More »North Central Florida Housing Market Inventory Decreases As Prices Soar for Homebuyers
The housing market is at a competitive edge for sellers causing bidding wars and few property choices for active homebuyers. Realtors in north central Florida say the area has had its share of the influx of people moving to Florida at an alarming rate in the past year. According to …
Read More »A Stroll For Mycology Deterred By Tropical Storm Elsa
The Saturday after Hurricane Elsa poured onto Gainesville, the city’s mycology club was back out looking for mushrooms on its weekend forays through the forest.
Read More »Florida Ports, Travel Agencies And Passengers Await The Return Of Cruises
Cruise enthusiasts are ready to set sail after a year of uncertainty as cruises return to the ports in Florida. Port officials and travel agents in Tampa Bay are also ready for the ports to reopen to cruise traffic. “Florida has long been the global headquarters for the cruise industry …
Read More »Gainesville City Commission Approves First Reading Of Open Container Ordinance
The Gainesville City Commission is closer to allowing public drinking on the city’s sidewalks permanently.
Read More »‘The Year of No Low Seasons’: St. Augustine Businesses On Track For A Record-Breaking Summer
The Floridan was one of many local businesses and attractions in St. Augustine that prepared for the worst when Gov. Ron DeSantis issued his first statewide shutdown order on March 17, 2020.
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