Vivienne Serret

A college student acquitted of sexual assault in a criminal case that dragged through the courts for nearly four years says the outcome will allow him to try have a normal life again.

A circuit judge sentenced the man who shot fire from a flamethrower at neighborhood teens over a parking dispute in 2021 to a year in jail Friday morning.

A judge will hand down a sentence next week in the case of an angry homeowner convicted of using a flamethrower to shoot fire at neighborhood teens over a parking dispute.

The Alachua County Sheriff’s office is urging citizens to not click the link.

A young firefighter working for Alachua County Fire Rescue has died at 23, drawing condolences for his family from friends and colleagues across northern Florida. His mother disclosed the cause of death as a self-inflicted gunshot.

The University of Florida will cancel classes from midnight Tuesday until 12:30 p.m. Wednesday ahead of expected “wintery conditions and the possibility of icy roads.”

With just five days before Election Day, women voters in Florida are turning out in larger numbers than men so far, in a year when abortion rights and a female presidential nominee are on the ballot.

It’s the internet’s latest bizarre beverage sensation – a mix of blue Gatorade and inexpensive red wine that’s known, of course, as “Gatorwine.”

The University of Florida dropped one position to No. 7 among the nation’s public universities – its second consecutive decline – and dropped two spots to No. 30 nationally among private and public schools in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.

Three more University of Florida students arrested earlier this year during pro-Palestinian protests on campus accepted plea agreements Monday.