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Two UF professors are leading an effort to persuade the three local first-run movie theaters – all owned by Regal Cinemas, the nation’s second-largest theater chain – to offer more such films.

So who was Alice? Where did she come from? And how did she become the namesake of the biggest and most popular lake at UF?

The Children’s Burn Camp of North Florida, also known as Camp Amigo, kicked off its week of adventure on Monday at the Florida State Fire College in Ocala, which was picked due to its location, amenities and dormitories.

The company may be relying on newer forms of charcoal production, but these kilns will continue to spark wonder in tourists and passers-by.

Each term would last four years, and candidates could run again after taking a term off.

This story is part of Untold Florida, a WUFT News series built from your questions.

The approval came with the condition that the city architect be involved in the development plan review as well as the building plan review on materials and other features of the project.

The linear park would be a means of keeping pedestrians and anglers farther away from the busy highway.

A group of young people spoke in front of the Alachua County Commission on Tuesday in order to fight in opposition to a proposed phosphate mine in southeastern Union County and in western Bradford County. HPS Enterprises is the company behind the HPS II phosphate mining project. It is made …

A deadly intersection outside the town of Micanopy has had a makeover of safety features over the last year, but some Micanopy residents do not feel safe driving in their own town.