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Sidney Lanier middle school teacher Gloria Valladares has become an advocate for special needs students, inspiring confidence in them and fighting for their success.

Meg Neiderhofer and Pat Harden have worked in conservation almost all their life. On Saturday they were awarded the annual Conservation Stewards Awards by the Alachua Conservation Trust for the "Women in The Woods"-themed event. They sat down with WUFT News to talk about their lives and their work.

An initial estimate from Moody's Analytics on Monday projected property destruction from Irma between $64 billion and $92 billion.

Organizations like the Gainesville Youth Choir are a snippet of Gainesville’s thriving arts and cultural scene. Being a nonprofit, the organization relies on fundraising, grants and funding to continue their expenditures. However, the past year saw a dramatic decrease in state funding.

U.S. Representative Ted Yoho of Florida's 3rd District hosted a town hall Saturday morning. The event was met by protestors, and ended with one protestor on the ground.

The University of Florida offers hurricane displaced students from Puerto Rico to take select courses through its online program.

After recent apartment thefts, local Gainesville residents are questioning the safety of their apartment complexes and the safety measures being taken.

The company would create 181 jobs; it would also mine more than 7,000 acres of rural land over the next 20 to 30 years. With a vote from the Union County Board of Commissioners fast approaching, residents plan to protest until the bitter end.

Executions are on hold, judges across the state are postponing death penalty cases, and defense lawyers are seeking additional reviews.

Four former Marion County sheriff's deputies were sentenced Wednesday at the U.S. District Courthouse in Ocala for the beating of Derrick Price.