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A Peruvian artist's scrap metal rooster inspired local community activists to start a downtown art movement. The creators hope it will attract more locals to Gainesville's art scene.

An effort is underway to bridge the University of Florida and community at large around green efforts. Florida’s 89.1 WUFT-FM’s Brittany Bassler says…

Gov. Rick Scott's 2015-2016 “Keep Florida Working” budget has Alachua County public school educators voicing concerns over the distribution of funds allotted to for-profit charter schools. Under his budget, charter schools receive about $125,000 more per school than their public school counterparts.

A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.

A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.

At the end of its one-week campaign, Eat The 80 raised $3,000 for meals to give away to families. The money will provide meals for four or five families over the next month.

The Gainesville Police Department teamed up with the River Phoenix Center for Peacebuilding to discuss the relationships between police officers and youths. The Police-Youth Dialogue Program gives police officers and youths an safe outlet to share experiences and misunderstandings.

For those of us who have pets, we know how important they can be. The connection of humans and animals includes some special horses in Gainesville. When…

UF will not receive any penalties because of steps the institution took once the claim was brought to its attention.

The size and scope of a community’s controversy is relative. A bigger city like Gainesville can become divided over things like tax hikes, biomass and…