Gainesville

Florida football is facing the possibility of its lowest-ever win total in a 12-game regular season if it fails to pick up a win in these next two games. But local merchandise stores say business has not been affected as many would expect, thanks to their loyal customers in Gator Nation.

Gainesville has a long history with sugar can, and Morningside Nature Center will showcase it for the public on Saturday.

Alachua County Animal Resources routinely receives a mix of good and bad reviews on its Google page. That's not uncommon when it comes to matters of animal care.

A section of Southwest 24th Avenue between Southwest 91st Street and Southwest 87th Way was closed to through traffic on Wednesday after a small sinkhole opened.

As SNAP benefits have been put on hold, people from all walks of life are visiting area food pantries — some for the first time — to make ends meet.

A court ruling Thursday morning paused the transfer of control of Gainesville Regional Utilities until it settles legal issues following Tuesday's referendum in which Gainesville voters overwhelmingly approved returning control to the city.

Gainesville voters overwhelmingly approved a measure Tuesday to return control of the city’s utility to the City of Gainesville, a rejection of Republican efforts to install a GOP-appointed board from Tallahassee.

Construction continues on a new multiuse trail along Northeast 31st Avenue that will connect Northeast 15th Street to Northeast Waldo Road. The project, part of Wild Spaces & Public Places, is anticipated to last through summer 2026.

Questions in Gainesville remain in regard to food assistance in the midst of the government shutdown that began Oct. 1. Two federal judges on Friday said the Trump administration had to use contingency funds to make payments for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

St. Francis Vet Care, a nonprofit vet clinic, hosted a relay race on Sunday to raise funds for vet care for animals of low-income residents.