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As the commissioners prepare for their annual spring budget workshops, they are asking citizens to offer their opinions on the variety and quality of the programs and services in Gainesville.

The expansion of the Right To Try Act will allow dying Florida patients access to non-FDA approved medical marijuana starting July 1.

The University of Florida will offer a new bachelor's degree of public health to address an increase in national interest after outbreaks like Ebola and Zika.

This is the key finding of the story: that rape is twice as likely to occur in the surrounding city as on the main campus.

As the I-75 Relief Task Force continues its work, here's a look at the potential for rail to help the busy highway.

Gov. Rick Scott vetoed House Bill 1355, which would give Gainesville residents a chance to vote to create a self-governing Gainesville Regional Utilities board. If approved, the board would have consisted of five members who would each be paid an $18,000 annual salary. The salary was one of the main reasons Gov. Scott vetoed the bill.

Two more U.S Citizens have been confirmed killed in the Brussels terror attack, find out that and more in 90 seconds.

A report was released Monday on the behavioral health services state residents can receive from expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Currently, there is a significant decline in uncompensated care provided by hospitals for substance abuse and mental disorders.

A BP Claims Center opened late last month in Clearwater. As Susan Giles Wantuck reports, a steady stream of people passed through looking for advice and…

Students for Concealed Carry Organization at UF attended a two-day training course for them to qualify in order to apply for a concealed carry weapon license. Although it is still illegal to carry a concealed weapon on campus, they helped students learn how to operate a gun and prepare them for real-world self-defense situations.