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Edward Hines manages the responsibilities of driving a bus, including keeping to a schedule, watching for safety issues and interacting with passengers throughout the day. -
More couples are considering smaller venues and fewer invitations, according to a University of Florida study on a trend known as micro-weddings.
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WUFT’s Krista Jensen recently traveled to a local nature park in Gainesville to visit with birder Tim Hardin.
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Columbia County commissioners and residents heard a presentation on Thursday on the Suwannee River Water Management District's project called Water First North Florida.
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February 17 marked Random Acts of Kindness Day.
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Each year, Gainesville’s State of the City address outlines where city leaders say the community is headed. For many residents, the question isn’t what’s being promised, but whether those promises match everyday life. -
This week, the Florida Department of Health reported 66 measles cases. WUFT's Sofia Dinka reports on the illness and what people can do to prevent infection.
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Valentine's Day is Saturday, and one couple is cherishing the holiday a little extra this year.
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Last week, data from the Florida Department of Health showed 15 cases.
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In Newberry, a strawberry “U-Pick” farm is facing historically low temperatures, leaving it with no option but to temporarily close.
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Welcome back to Snap Chats, a segment in The Rundown in which we chat from time to time with WUFT photographers to dive deeper into their work. -
To learn more about what we can take away from this, WUFT spoke with David Cuillier, director of the Brechner Center Freedom of Information Project at the University of Florida.
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Host Kristin Chermont Spina spoke to the director of the UF Brechner Center Freedom of Information Project on the arrests of journalists following their coverage of anti-ICE protests
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The Alachua County School Board approved several charter school renewal applications on Tuesday.
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A small group of residents gathered on Saturday to protest the plan.
