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As reports of indecent exposure surge in Alachua County, experts say knowing how to respond in the moment can help people protect themselves and support law enforcement.
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Criminal cases involving indecent exposure in Alachua County more than doubled from 25 to 53 between 2024 and 2025, according to data from the Office of the State Courts Administrator. Indecent exposure cases have climbed statewide every year since 2020, and jumped from 1,592 to 1,755 during the same one-year period.
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The School Board of Alachua County approved a controversial rezoning plan the evening of March 12, moving forward with school closures and boundary changes that will reshape the district as early as this fall.
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America is getting ready for the Oscars this Sunday, so WUFT's Jadyn Bottini asked people around University of Florida's campus what was one of their favorite movies.
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The Oscars are this weekend, and for some people that calls to mind films that linger in our memory.
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The director of the National Institutes of Health and interim director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, said he's concerned about the growing disconnect between scientists and the public .
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AAA says fuel prices have increased 61 cents in just a week because of the war in Iran.
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WUFT's Grace Tucceri asked Univesity of Florida students this question: Outside of your immediate family, who is a woman that inspires and encourages you?
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“Toxic Masculinity Tour” invited students to debate the status of women at the Plaza of the Americas on Friday.
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Gainesville residents gathered at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday for the 17th annual Stomp the Swamp for Autism Acceptance and Awareness, an event aimed at raising funds and increasing awareness for those on the spectrum.