Ciara Carle

A University of Florida article explores why people develop emotional one-sided connections — known as parasocial relationships — toward celebrities. They've been around for centuries, but social media has exacerbated the phenomenon.

Being a single mother can be difficult. But several organizations in Gainesville are trying to make their walk a little easier. WUFT’s Ciara Carle looked into the life of one single mom to find out how these organizations are helping.

WUFT’s Ciara Carle spoke with the lead author of the study Aime Goodin. She’s an assistant professor of pharmaceuticals at the University of Florida.

Edward Hines manages the responsibilities of driving a bus, including keeping to a schedule, watching for safety issues and interacting with passengers throughout the day.

Alachua County Public Schools has recently been seeing a drop in enrollment rates, with around 800 fewer students than the previous year.

Blaise Ingoglia unveils findings at an event in the City of Alachua.

That vision became reality at Zip! at Haile Quarry, home to six zip lines, including Florida’s longest and its longest ADA-compliant line. The latter is named “Jordan’s Jamboree,” in honor of Glant’s son, Jordan, who passed away at age four.

When 21 dogs were left at DogWalker Ranch in July, owner Ayla Pritchard knew her small facility was in for a challenge.

Trenton Kofmehl is no regular 15-year-old, he’s a modern-day Western cowboy.

Keith Schneider debunks myths about the health benefits of raw milk and highlights the dangers of unpasteurized milk.