Alexis Vivanco

It's not the same song and dance for this UF senior. Broadway is calling.

Now, more than 10 years later, Carrie Carusone proved the elective she took in high school was all worth it. Her name is on the silver screen nationwide.

A memorandum released by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) revokes all approvals for LPRs issued to local law enforcement agencies for use on state roads.

A production of “Prodigal Son,” a play by John Patrick Shanley, runs until April 13 at the Fletcher Library inside UF’s Fletcher Hall.

Natural burials, also known as green burials, are an alternate form of end-of-life care that champion cleaner funeral practices.

Before she had learned to walk, 22-year-old Peyton Harbert had dreams of donning the Orange and Blue. But in 2020, Harbert was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer, and she made the decision to tackle the disease head on.

The City of Archer held a joint commission session with Alachua County on Monday to detail its progress to eliminate a $1.3 million debt.

Residents from around Gainesville gathered outside of the Civic Media Center Tuesday afternoon to see the city’s newest effort to combat food insecurity: Gainesville’s first free-access refrigerator.

Our Noticias WUFT investigative series “Living with the Land” explores the connection between people and the environment that sustains them, from urban sprawl and changes in agricultural land to the natural resources that depend on our protection.

Matthew Milton Bravo, a 20-year-old junior history major at the University of Florida, who in September was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin’s lymphoma, told WUFT News that he will be finishing chemotherapy by the end of December.