The parents of a Dixie County teen killed in a car crash earlier this month are receiving solace from their daughter’s high school volleyball team.

A growing generation of young outdoor sports enthusiasts gather on a bumpy dirt BMX track in north central Florida every Saturday night.

Back on Track America Inc., a nonprofit student-led volunteer organization, hosted its first monthly drive-thru food pantry on Saturday to help those with food insecurity and to offer support to local communities.

The response to the events of Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017, when white supremacist protestors gathered at the University of Virginia campus following the removal of a Confederate monument, defines the current state of how antisemitism is treated today.

For Stephanie Arguello, staying still is a challenge. One that her new position as patient transport at UF Health Shands Hospital helps her overcome.

Just a month after their wedding, Colin Day was diagnosed with Stage 4 gastric cancer. He died seven months later. In her grief, Helen Moore decided that she would dedicate her life’s work to finding a cure for cancer.

According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, the average American sees over 200,000 violent acts by the time they turn 18.

Neighbors of a northwest Gainesville homeowner have complained for two decades about his cluttered property and contacted the city's code enforcement division for change. Earlier this month, the city was issued the title to the property as part of a foreclosure case in Alachua County Circuit Civil Court.

Over 332 students and residents attended University of Florida’s Hillel chapter Passover Seder Saturday night. This year, Hillel’s religious leaders and attendees said the holiday offers an opportunity to connect with friends amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Golfers and sponsors played a charity golf scramble on Friday to benefit The Arc of Alachua County.