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A Marion Correctional Institution Work Camp project is putting dogs behind bars with prisoners.

The ordinance goes into effect Aug. 13.

While the vaccine rollout continues in prisons and jails across the U.S., vaccine hesitancy has emerged as a hurdle to herd immunity. Misinformation and a lack of trust in the prison system among incarcerated people have fueled skepticism — and refusal — of the shot.

Porters is virtually alone in the city in being directly next to an active heavy industrial plant.

Florida’s controversial anti-riot bill was signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis Monday, imposing the country’s most stringent restrictions on protesters.

Theaters are reopening with extra safety precautions in place against the spread of COVID-19.

Now, residential water use in Gainesville is 59 gallons per person per day, which is a remarkable decrease compared to 25 years ago, when it was about 87 to 89 gallons per person per day.

Through campaigns with the Florida PIRG Students, student activists across the state are calling on university campuses to commit to 100% renewable energy by 2040.

A tenured computer engineering professor at the University of Florida is resigning amid a lengthy investigation into his graduate student’s suicide.

The citrus industry has been facing challenges for years, including citrus greening disease and a decrease in acreage across the state. North Florida has a particularly difficult relationship with the fruit, as temperature quickly determines whether citrus will thrive or fail.