A Gainesville videographer documents supernatural experiences of the community on a YouTube channel called "Anything Strange."
Read More »Florida Civil Rights Association Seeks Federal Investigation After Nursing Home Raids
The Florida Civil Rights Association is requesting a federal investigation of multiple agencies due to perceived discrimination against minority business owners in Marion County.
Read More »UF Event Addresses Human Trafficking Prevalence In Florida
The University of Florida partnered with the Sarasota Herald-Tribune Thursday to bring a growing issue to light.
Read More »SWAT, Police, Firefighters Take On Marion County Obstacle Course
A competition called Bad to the Bone had hundreds of law enforcement and rescue officials competing Friday using skills they are sometimes called to employ in the field.
Read More »20 Months After I-75 Crash, Electronic Signs Still At Least A Year Away
Construction on electronic signs along areas of Interstate 75 should begin around January, nearly two years after the 20-vehicle pileup that inspired public concern over drivers’ safety on the highway.
Read More »Enhanced Gainesville Jewish Center Finishes Construction, Offers New Amenities
Jewish community members in the Gainesville area will soon have a new religious facility available.
Read More »You Can Now Rent Lamborghinis In Gainesville
Driving around Gainesville has reached a new level with the August opening of Reve, a rental car company offering a luxurious class of rental cars.
Read More »Project Haiti 5K Raises Funds For UF Medical School Mission Trip
About 150 runners raised about $4,000 on Saturday during the fourth annual Project Haiti 5K race at the University of Florida. The student-run, medical mission trip goes to Haiti to support international health care.
Read More »‘Blackfish’ Documentary Tries To Show SeaWorld’s Dark Underbelly
SeaWorld is the subject of criticism due to the release of a documentary called "Blackfish," which questions SeaWorld’s treatment of the captive orcas and its actions after a trainer's death in 2010. It opens at the Hippodrome later this month.
Read More »UF Removes Aaron Hernandez’s Name From Heavener Complex Stone And Other Spots
Workers with All Seasons Planning, Inc. hammered, chiseled and sawed out the stone Thursday morning bearing Aaron Hernandez's name in front of the Heavener Complex at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
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