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Through a short service, a meal, community news and trivia, local Jews rested and bonded in-person for the first time in months.

Nearly half a million such meals were served during the last school year.

Florida's Auditor General will visit the City of Gainesville to examine discrepancies raised by constituents and its former city auditor.

With projections showing that as many as 4,000 residents statewide may die because of COVID-19, funeral homes across Florida are adapting their services to be ready for the increased need.

The Florida Education Commissioner issued the decree in an emergency order Monday.

U.S Senators from Alabama and Florida have renewed their petitions to re-examine water allocation from two river systems that both states share with Georgia.

St. Augustine's Tourism & Development Council is planning an education campaign asking tourists to donate money to charities, rather than the homeless, as concerns escalate over how a growing and visible homeless population could impact visitors and local businesses.

Jailhouse Lawyers Speak, an anonymous incarcerated group of prisoner rights advocates, called for the strike in response to a riot at a prison in South Carolina in which seven inmates died.

"Ready for 100," a clean energy campaign that wants to see Gainesville using 100 percent clean energy by 2045, will launch tonight. (The Alligator)

The Lastinger Center at the University of Florida surveyed 29 districts and found no uniform training method offered.