Although no major commercial airlines have crashed into Gainesville Regional Airport, there have been six fatalities in two accidents during the past decade -- three in April 2006 and three in November 2008.
Read More »Explosion like one at Texas fertilizer plant not likely in Gainesville
When reflecting on the aftermath of Wednesday's fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas, Gainesville professionals said people shouldn't worry.
Read More »Caution advised for possible smoke on SR 121, US 441
Drivers are urged to avoid the area or drive cautiously, with the possibility of smoke impacting visibility on the roads until Tuesday morning at the latest.
Read More »Authorities urge caution to prevent holiday fires
Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the busiest time of year for the Gainesville Fire Department. To ensure safety during the holidays this season, Gainesville Fire Rescue Assistant Chief JoAnne Rice urged caution for residents.
Read More »Gainesville braces for cold weather
The temperature in Gainesville is expected to drop below 40 degrees Monday evening, prompting Gainesville residents to make preparations.
Read More »Two sent to Shands after car crash
A car single-car crash Sunday night left two people hospitalized at Shands at UF. Crews used the jaws of life to free the two people, whose conditions were unknown Monday morning.
Read More »Security, traffic disruptions first signs of Obama visit
Students and local residents heading out to the O'Connell Center this afternoon should know about important security measures in place.
Read More »Gainesville Firefighters and residents remember 9/11 on anniversary
Gainesville firefighters gathered Tuesday morning at Station No. 1 to honor the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Read More »Burn camp offers victims a chance to heal on the inside
Gainesville Fire Rescue is sending off local burn survivors to a children’s burn camp this Sunday, June 24th. The camp, called Camp Amigo, is a one-week event where children from all over north central Florida will be joined by other burn survivors and staff. The president of the camp, Rusty …
Read More »Alligator attack puts Gainesville man in the hospital
An alligator attack has put a Gainesville man in Shands Hospital at the University of Florida this morning after he was attacked yesterday afternoon.The victim was dragged out of the water by firefighters. Dictrict Chief of Gainesville Fire Rescue Jeff Lane says the victim had punctures to the back and left the scene in …
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