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About 150 supporters of Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly gathered Wednesday to welcome him to Gainesville days before Florida’s general elections on Tuesday.
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Residents still face uncertainty about these longtime city institutions while commissioners weigh the best course for the city’s financial future.
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The Vermont independent joined Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon as part of his nationwide "Fighting Oligarchy" tour, rallying supporters around progressive issues.
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A proposed constitutional amendment on Florida's November ballot could change how much homeowners pay in property taxes and how local governments pay for public services.
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How true are the biggest claims each candidate has made this election season?
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More than 735,000 Florida voters have cast ballots in the 2026 midterms. Here's a look at voter turnout county-by-county.
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The extra dollar could help some workers pay for everyday expenses. But it may not be enough to significantly change college students' ability to afford housing.
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A Nov. 3 Florida ballot amendment proposing the increase of property tax homestead exemptions stands to significantly reduce the library’s funding.
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The Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority held its monthly meeting Wednesday, its first since the Florida First District Court of Appeal ruled in favor of continuing the authority’s control of GRU despite the city of Gainesville’s efforts to reclaim control.
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Citrus County is using pavement-condition data to prioritize maintenance across nearly 2,000 miles of county-maintained roads.
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The longtime senator from Vermont will join Nixon at a campaign event at the University Auditorium.
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About 50 people attended a community meeting Thursday at Oakcrest to hear about the proposal and ask questions about enrollment, staffing and student services.