The University of Florida is adding former football coach Steve Spurrier's name to its football stadium.
Read More »Justices Try To Sort Out Death Penalty Law
The Florida Supreme Court on Tuesday heard arguments in a case focused on whether the state's new death penalty law is constitutional.
Read More »Will UF Ever Construct A Monument Honoring Virgil Hawkins?
President Fuchs is not in favor of the idea at this point.
Read More »Fallout From Redistricting Rules Remain To Be Seen
Two members of Congress most affected by a redistricting ruling issued late Monday by a federal court did little Tuesday to clear up their intentions, as qualifying for this year's elections continues to edge closer.
Read More »Florida Required To Pay Legal Fees In Gay-Marriage Fight
U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle's order Friday came several months after Attorney General Pam Bondi first balked at having the state pay more than $500,000 in fees for lawyers representing same-sex couples.
Read More »Levy County Libraries Provide A “Third Place” And Technology To Residents
April 10 to April 16 is National Library Week. While no coordinated celebration is planned for the libraries of the tiny towns of Levy County, Lisa Brasher, director of Levy County Public Libraries, said they are living up to the theme of the week, "Libraries Transform," by being a third place for residents to meet.
Read More »Former UF Professor Contributes Decades Of Research To Florida Citrus Industry
This story profiles Bill Castle and his extensive work in Florida's citrus industry.
Read More »UF Study: Most Cases of Prediabetes Are Going Untreated
More than a third of U.S. adults are prediabetic.
Read More »Plane Lands On Waldo Road South of Gainesville Regional Airport
No one on the ground was injured when a small plane made an emergency landing Sunday afternoon.
Read More »Evergreen Cemetery Celebrates Anniversary in Gainesville
Even in its current state, Russell Etling said the land’s beauty, history and tranquility make it a truly wondrous place.
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