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Michael Reuschel is accused of attempting to murder his wife.
Read More »The Point, Nov. 4, 2019: What You Can Expect From Gainesville’s New City Manager
Lee Feldman starts his new position today.
Read More »Florida’s Statewide Teachers Union Visits Gainesville
Fedrick C. Ingram, president of the union, spoke about the lack of funding for public schools and the fight for decisions regarding education to be made locally.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 31, 2019: Expect This Flu Season To Be ‘Pretty Severe’ In Parts Of Florida
Florida has stayed near the bottom of states nationwide in influenza vaccination coverage the past five years.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 29, 2019: Study Says It’s True, Hurricanes Can Cause Earthquakes
Florida State University professor Wenyan Fan stumbled on an annual cycle of seismic signals that he was able to tie to hurricane season.
Read More »Gainesville Artist Honors Breast Cancer Survivors With Portrait Collection
Iris Coe-Gross’ collection of 26 cancer survivor portraits is on public display for the third year in a row during October.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 25, 2019: Florida’s Governor Gives Bipartisan Push To Allowing College Athletes To Be Paid
Florida could follow California's lead in allowing college athletes to make money from endorsement deals.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 23, 2019: Federal Investigation Into FIU Bridge Collapse Faults Public Safety Oversight
The National Transportation Safety Board held a hearing yesterday to provide the results of a 19-month investigation into the collapse of the Florida International University bridge that killed six people.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 21, 2019: From Child Abuse Victim To An Advocate For Others
Sherry Kitchens showed our reporter both the operational and emotional side of the Child Advocacy Center.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 17, 2019: Sheriff’s Deputy Fired Months After His Gun Went Off In A Florida School Cafeteria
The Pasco County Sheriff announced the deputy's firing because he said he was "fidgeting" with the gun when it went off.
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