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State College System Faces Rebranding

February 14, 2017 Education, Government and politics

As the Florida Legislature prepares to consider major legislation impacting the state colleges this spring, a new focus has emerged over the college names

Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Prepares For Potential Terrorist Threats

February 10, 2017 Law and public safety

In the wake of the San Bernardino, California and Orlando attacks, the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office has increased its counterterrorism efforts. This push includes more training courses for different departments, equipment acquisitions and more citizen-involvement initiatives.

With Officers Leaving, Williston Boosts Police Pay

February 9, 2017 Law and public safety

Following a few officers leaving the Williston Police Department, the city has boosted the starting officer salary to $32,000 from $30,000.

State Employee Pay Hikes On The Table

February 2, 2017 Statewide

Under Gov. Rick Scott's budget proposal unveiled this week, Florida state employees might get their first across-the-board pay raises since 2013.

2018 Looms As Scott, Putnam Ready For Session

February 1, 2017 Government and politics

In appearances Tuesday before reporters and editors, Republican leaders Gov. Rick Scott and Adam Putnam laid out their legislative agendas, while declining to speculate on their political futures.

After 40 Years Serving Gainesville, Burrito Brothers To Close

January 30, 2017 Business and development

A Gainesville staple for more than 40 years, Burrito Brothers has struggled for months after business decreased due to the construction of an apartment complex next door. This Saturday, the restaurant will close its doors for the final time.

North Central Florida YMCA Will Continue Operations

January 30, 2017 Health and Science

The North Central Florida YMCA, which was supposed to close Dec. 31 after filing for bankruptcy last year, announced Monday that it will continue operations.

Universities Mark Progress, Face Challenges

January 27, 2017 Education

With the possibility of significant budget cuts and an overhaul of the higher-education system by the Legislature, Florida's 12 state universities are facing a challenging year.

Study: Gainesville Businesses Paying Much More Than Others In U.S.

January 19, 2017 Business and development

A study by an economics professor emeritus at the University of Florida found that commercial businesses in Gainesville pay 52 percent more for energy than the national average.