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A University of Florida graduate is joining the teacher strike in Oklahoma. That and more in 90 seconds. Afternoon News in 90, April 6, 2018 / WUFT News

The recent discussion of tariffs and trade relationship with China could add more stress to farmers' decisions.

The use of mechanical harvesting for citrus in Florida declined by about 74 percent in recent seasons, but University of Florida Prof. Bob Ebel said this type of harvesting will grow in the future.

Alachua County is about to start a two-phase restoration project to repair Poe Springs Park, which had been forced to close after Hurricane Irma.

North Central Florida counties are facing a shortage of foster homes for children.

Brain researchers affiliated with the University of Florida are leading the way in the practice of team-based sciences, joining forces to share knowledge and collaborate around an important area of medicine.

The Meachums founded Xtraordinary Joy, a non-profit group, in 2016 "to raise funds that will promote clinical interventions, therapies and care opportunities for children afflicted by never-before-studied X chromosome deletions."

Despite the rain, voters head to the polls for City Commission seats in Archer, Alachua and Newberry.

A wastewater spill into Possum Creek left Gainesville's Loblolly Park temporarily closed.

Chef Anthony Scaife considers himself a member of many families.In his nine years at the Haile Farmers Market, he has watched babies grow into children…