This prison is in the backyard of a small correctional institute. This is where the city of Gainesville's Commissioners plan to turn a shambled former prison into a functioning homeless community.
Read More »UF professor’s book charts U.S. science education’s benefits, history
University of Florida Associate Professor Sevan Terzian's book, Science Education and Citizenship: Fairs, Clubs and Talent Searches for American Youth, 1918-1958, is now available.
Read More »Gov. Scott addresses variety of issues in WLRN interview
Florida's Gov. Rick Scott spoke with Miami Herald/WLRN reporter Phil Latzman while he was in Miami this week about a wide variety of issues including the his hopes for this legislative session, his political turn to the left, his support of Medicaid expansion and teacher raises, the issue of internet cafes; plus how to choose a new lieutenant, guns, jobs, the texting-while-driving ban and more.
Read More »Profile: Scherwin Henry
As the only candidate for Gainesville mayor who has lived in the city all his life, Scherwin Henry said he has a different perspective than the other five men running for the spot.
Read More »Profile: Craig Lowe
Mayor Craig Lowe has three pillars regarding Gainesville's current status upon which he has built his reelection campaign ahead of the March 19 election.
Read More »Feb. 22, 2013: Morning News In 90
A video bringing together the top local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida: Paynes Prairie burn, Tumblin Creek cleanup, businesses at Stadium Club, national spending cuts, Boeing 787 investigation.
Read More »UF reacts to Scott’s budget proposal
Gov. Rick Scott announced Thursday he plans to allocate $15 million of funds to the University of Florida in hopes of improving education and allowing students to have better job security after graduation. University President Bernie Machen reacted to the proposal in an email, supporting the idea.
Read More »Gainesville’s entrepreneurial community sees great impact in Innovation Academy
The University of Florida's recently launched Innovation Academy is welcomed by other entrepreneurial ventures in Gainesville.
Read More »Shands reveals plans for new Gainesville emergency room
The University of Florida and Shands plan on opening a 24-hour emergency facility in northwest Gainesville next year. This $10 million facility will allow locals to have access to quicker care in their area.
Read More »Students turn to energy drinks as FDA investigates safety
Students rely on energy drinks to provide necessary energy for the day, but too much caffeine can be bad for a person's health.
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