Bernardo Montás
Bernardo is a reporter for WUFT News who can be reached by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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Alachua County Public Schools administrators anticipate a final draft of the new school zoning map to be ready sometime mid-March, according to ACPS director of communications, Jackie Johnson.
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Florida is expected to receive below normal levels of rainfall through the next month, according to WUFT forecasters.
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Ocala native Erin Jackson will compete for a second speed skating gold medal in the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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Twin brothers Alex and Andrew Schwartz are 20 years into their careers as HVAC technicians and have spent the last three years as co-owners of Eagle AC, their own HVAC business based in Gainesville.
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“Volunteer to babysit for a woman to go get their cervical cancer and other preventative screenings,” UF researcher Dr. Mkuu said.
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A Pensacola woman is petitioning the state legislature to standardize FHP’s policy for DUI or drug testing in cases of deadly car crashes. A petition for “Bradley’s Law” has so far collected 11,086 signatures.
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In Alachua County, Newberry Elementary is slated to become the state’s 24th conversion charter school in fall 2026. Its conversion has been a highly debated topic since April 2024.
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For decades, the historic Matheson House withstood the effects of humidity, major hurricanes and termite infestations. Now, the damage has taken a toll on the property.
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To commemorate those affected, UF Hillel opened an art exhibit from Feb. 18 until Feb. 20, displaying works by 25 artists. Each one capturing their experiences during and after the Hamas attack.
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Since Senate Bill 256 was signed into law, 55 unions of the 355 that applied for recertification from Feb. 7, 2023, to June 5, 2024, were decertified.