St. Augustine Archives - Page 8 of 14

Hurricane Recovery Efforts A Challenge On East, West Coasts

June 2, 2017 Environment, Statewide

State officials feel good that a lot of the 2016 losses were insured and the state's backup fund to keep insurance companies afloat is fully restocked now, at 17 billion.

As Next Hurricane Season Begins, A St. Augustine Community Is Still Rebuilding

June 1, 2017 Weather

The St. Augustine neighborhood of Davis Shores earned an unfortunate new nickname in October, according to Linda Brandt, who lives there. It was "Ground Zero."

Can Cannabis Cure The Opioid Epidemic?

March 22, 2017 Health and Science

It would be an understatement to say there is no universal agreement that marijuana can be used to treat addiction, but some patients are choosing the flowery herb over the use of more harmful substances.

Meet The 2017 Gainesville City Commission District 3 Candidates

February 28, 2017 Government and politics

Two candidates hope to be elected to Gainesville City Commission to represent District 3, which ranges from 34th Street to I-75.

Thousands Petition To Prevent Priest’s Alleged Killer From Receiving Death Penalty

January 24, 2017 Law and public safety

Over seven thousand people have signed a petition calling for a slain St. Augustine priest's alleged killer not to receive the death penalty in Georgia.

Gainesville Initiative To Transform Midtown

January 20, 2017 Business and development

Changes are coming to Midtown through the efforts of the Gainesville Community Redevelopment Agency. The goal is that by September, Midtown will be completely rebranded and people will have a safer, more enjoyable experience.

In Photos: Inauguration Day

January 20, 2017 Government and politics

Inauguration Day in pictures.

Pearl Harbor: 75 Years Later

December 7, 2016 National

In recognition of the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, WUFT presents “Pearl Harbor: 75 Years Later,” a short documentary that tells the stories of four veterans — Francis "Dutch" Scholtz of Jacksonville, Duane Reyelts of St. Augustine, and Frank Emond and Cass Phillips of Pensacola — who survived those infamous two hours that greatly altered the course of American history.