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  • Over the weekend the Gainesville community dedicated a tombstone memorial to the six million Jews killed during the Holocaust. As WUFT-FM’s Kara Van Hoose…
  • Alachua County is continuing efforts to shine a light on businesses who produce locally grown foods to the public and the health implications and benefits of eating local.
  • President Barack Obama brought his wife and one of his daughters to Panama City last weekend for a brief stay, to show off the region’s pristine beaches.…
  • An autopsy will be performed today on a 9-year-old boy who died after having his tonsils removed. That and more in 90 seconds.
  • The Florida state legislature is considering a measure that would allow people with concealed-weapons licenses to continue carrying sidearms in the areas of airports that are before passengers go through the security-screening process. It is unknown how far the measure will fly this legislative session, as it has two additional committee appearances scheduled in the Senate, and the House version has not been heard in committees.
  • A couple familiar faces as well as new winners went home with Grammys last night. That and more in 90 seconds.
  • Santa Fe President Jackson Sasser will present each retiree with a token of appreciation.
  • The Confederate soldier statue continues to inspire questions as to where and how it may or may not be relocated. The Matheson History Museum and the Alachua County Board of Commissioners are working on plans.
  • A Lakeland woman, who shot live video of herself driving drunk, got off with only a DUI. That and more in 90 seconds
  • After a yearlong intermission and a $1.8 million renovation, Bo Diddley Plaza will reopen to the public in March. The plaza will host a concert on Feb. 25, five days before the official reopening.
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