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Legislative leaders Friday finished negotiating details of a spending plan for the 2025-2026 fiscal year and set the stage for the House and Senate to vote on Monday.
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Through the rain and sunshine, Gainesville joined the nationwide cry for justice during the “No Kings” protest today.
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What began as a political action in 2023, met with local backlash, has evolved into a fight for survival.
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Resignations and an explosive open letter led to an investigation and the eventual resignation of Alachua’s city manager.
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As Floridians brace for another potentially active hurricane season, emergency officials in Gainesville are reminding residents that early preparation is key.
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The order means that for now, the campaigns will largely have to operate under the new restrictions as they try to gather enough signatures to qualify for the 2026 ballot.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s announcement draws criticism from student group at one of Florida’s top international universities.
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Alachua City Manager Mike DaRoza submitted his resignation on Monday. He worked for the city for eight years, serving as city manager for the last four.
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People who abuse and abandon animals will face more penalties in Florida under a new law. They'll also be put on a public database.
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The law is a direct response to a bipartisan wave of protests last summer when the plans became public, although DeSantis has since distanced himself from the proposal.
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About a dozen postal workers gathered Thursday in front of the Gainesville post office to protest the possible privatization of the United States Postal Service (USPS), an institution with nearly 250 years of history.
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St. Francis House, Inc. is seeing a new wave of stability and success after Alachua County purchased its Sunrise Residence Inn property last August for $1.95 million — a move that has bolstered the non-profit’s mission to support the city’s homeless population.