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The University of Florida board of trustees, the political appointees who govern the state’s flagship university, has repeatedly met since 2018 in private settings where the public was not permitted to attend. Those meetings include a two-day retreat earlier this fall when it discussed UF's budget, which it expects to formally approve this month. -
House and Senate committees will meet in parts of December, January and February to start sifting through proposals in the lead-up to the 60-day session.
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The move comes almost a month after the city's accountant informed Archer commissioners that the city had accrued approximately $177,000 in debt to the Internal Revenue Service after failing to pay employment taxes for over a year. -
Despite a lingering deficit, recent figures show a surge in revenue, driven by increased green fees and higher player turnout. -
The GRU Authority held a meeting Wednesday night, discussing cost-saving measures, federal funding for infrastructure upgrades, urgent repairs and the recent ballot referendum. -
The Gainesville Regional Utilities ballot referendum, which would return control of the utility company to the Gainesville City Commission, passed overwhelmingly, with nearly 73% of the vote on Tuesday night. -
Since the 2016 General Election, early in-person voting has increased in Alachua County by roughly 42%. However, there are about half as many mail-in ballots since the 2020 Election. -
People cheered as it became evident that Republican Brian Kramer, 56, would serve another term as state attorney in the Eighth Judicial Circuit. As of 10 p.m., Kramer was carrying at least 56.9% of the vote. -
North Floridians gather, amid wins and losses, on election night 2024. -
The race for sheriff of Alachua County ended Tuesday in a mandatory recount. The final count left Democratic candidate Chad Scott slightly in the lead with 47% of the vote, and Republican incumbent Emery Gainey with 46.7%. No Party Affiliation candidate Pamela Marshall-Koons received 6% of the votes. -
Alachua County voters reelected Mary Alford (D) as District 1 County Commissioner on Tuesday night. Alford won by a margin of 5,586 votes, winning 63.63% of votes. -
Which of Florida's six ballot initiatives passed in the November 2024 election?
