Search results for

Gainesville Mayor Ed Braddy is seeking re-election in the upcoming city election on March 15. First elected in 2013, Braddy also served as city commissioner from 2002 – 2008. He sat down with WUFT News to discuss some of the issues affecting Gainesville.

After achieving international fame, the Punk Rock band “Less Than Jake” has stayed true to its Gainesville roots. 89.1’s Dan Katz sat down with trombone…

University of Florida President Bernie Machen was in Washington on Tuesday to discuss stimulus funds with Vice President Joe Biden. Representing the only…

The Recreation, Cultural Affairs and Public Works Committee met Monday night to discuss requests for proposals for a 6.8 acre lot in Gainesville and the old Army Reserve building that sits on half of it.

Florida's Supreme Court justices heard arguments for whether they should grant Cary Lambrix, a man scheduled to die Feb. 11, a stay of execution until it can be determined how to apply the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The judge's decision is expected to arrive at any time before Feb. 11.

In the latest twist in a nearly two-year struggle to offer limited types of medical-marijuana in Florida, three nurseries filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to at least temporarily block competitors from starting to produce the cannabis.

A bill to allow anyone with a concealed carry license to be able to publicly open carry a firearm is on the Florida House calendar.

A public pool in Gainesville has been closed since Jan. 9 due to a tear in the pool's liner. The pool is expected to be closed through March.

World Wetlands Day brought attention to the state of the wetlands in Alachua County.

A precautionary boil water advisory was in effect Tuesday for the city of Lawtey in Bradford County.