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The Point, March 22, 2019: Florida Man Pleads Guilty In 2018 Pipe Bomb Case

Caesar Sayoc pleaded guilty Thursday to mailing bombs to some of Donald Trump's critics, competitors, and news media organizations.

The Point, April 26, 2019: High-Profile Departures At UF Follow Investigation Into Improper Spending

The Alligator reports the university began investigating after an anonymous complaint in March alleged the student affairs group was improperly using funds.

The Guinns at their Annual Easter gathering back in the 1950s. Janice remembers everyone bringing food filling three whole tables; a whole table or two for dessert and one for drinks. Everyone would bring a hand-made gift for whichever family member they would draw. She says the rule was, "make it, bake it, sew it, or grow it." One of her favorite gifts was a fireplace screen from her sister, Patricia. (Photo courtesy of Janice Eatmon)

As The City Celebrates Its 150th Anniversary, One Family Remembers Where Ocala Came From

Ocala is turning 150 years old, and some of its elder residents reflect on their time in the city.

Tina Tallon studies algorithmic justice – how the tools we use every day are working for some people better than others, and how to fix it. (Katie Hyson/WUFT News)

Q&A: UF researcher describes bias in artificial intelligence and pushes for 'algorithmic justice'

Artificial intelligence powers tools in use every day – Siri, Amazon Alexa, unlocking iPhones with facial recognition. But these tools serve some people better than others.

The Point, April 12, 2023: New group to pay UF athletes after failed NIL deal

Subscribe to The Point, arriving in your inbox Monday through Friday at 8 a.m. The stories near you• Fresh Take Florida: New group emerges to pay UF…

Cars passing through Northwest 39th Avenue and 13th Street during morning traffic. (Brandon Hernandez/WUFT News)

One of Gainesville’s most dangerous intersections is bound for changes

A 26-year-old motorcyclist slowed his vehicle headed eastbound through the intersection of Northwest 39th Avenue and 13th Street. A white Sedan trailing…

"Supporters of the unfinished Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center attend a fish fry fundraiser in March 2008. The event was held to raise money to help restore the old club and other buildings on the property."

Cotton Club Renovation Seeks Community Support with Free Tours

The Cotton Club in East Gainesville was once home to acts from B.B. King and Ray Charles. It is now being renovated to house a new museum and cultural center.

The National Wildlife Research Center in Gainesville puts tags on the vultures while being studied. The Center is studying their behavior and movement patterns.

Dr. Michael Avery or: How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Vultures

One local researcher is an international expert in avian wildlife management and how birds like vultures impact human activity, and vice versa.

Gun Permit Ownership Shows No Correlation With Stand Your Ground Cases

Even in Florida counties with the highest gun permits, only few criminal cases in those counties were related to the stand your ground law.

The UF Center for Smell and Taste is located at the McKnight Brain Institute, where conferences for those who've lost their sense of taste and smell can come to be more informed. (WUFT News/Erika Clesi)

Here's what physicians have learned about long-term COVID-19 conditions

UF's Center for Smell and Taste has been investigating the long-term effects of COVID-19 and how chronic symptoms can be treated.

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