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Child Advocacy Center is hosting it's 3rd Annual Gainesville Gone Nashville Event Thursday November 3rd from 6-10pm. Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Alyssa…

After seeing Gov. Rick Scott would return $300 million that had previously been cut from the state's higher education budget, Bernie Machen said he would not raise tuition for the coming year beyond the normal inflation rate increase.

As commissioners ranked candidates, Bourey was first, Stockton Whitten of Brevard County was second and Charles Oliver of Pensacola was third.

The entire seventh-grade class at High Springs Community School also left on a field trip Tuesday morning to the Holocaust museum in St. Petersburg as part of the school’s unit on remembering the Holocaust.

It's that time of year when many indulge in goodies they wouldn't usually buy, or stock up on holiday gifts for friends and relatives. But others may see…

The swearing in of new Gainesville Mayor Ed Braddy created a buzz inside the Thelma Boltin Center because of all the changes he plans to bring.

A fiddle competition, banjo contest, and plenty of quintessential Florida food can be found at the 61st Florida Folk Festival this Memorial Day weekend.

Shark sightings are becoming more frequent as the summer goes on and WUFT-FM’s Chantal Lamberth tells us that one local shark expert says there are some…

Volunteers are dismantling Tuesday the annual memorial mile, a stretch of land on NW 8th Avenue in Gainesville. The mile annually commemorates more than 6,000 soldiers who died in battle in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.