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  • Gainesville Post Office participates in the Santa Operation program for the first time. The program started receiving letters from across the country starting Dec. 2, and it will match the benefactors until Monday.
  • Edible Plant Project is a nursery in Gainesville that provides seeds and plants for people to grow. Some of their plants come from foreign countries. EPP most recently decided to provide cooking classes, so that people could learn about these plants and their special uses. EPP sells plants at the Union Street Farmers' Market every second Wednesday of the month.
  • A popular social media website is celebrating a birthday today. Florida's 89.1, WUFT FM's Stephanie Denardo reports on the impact of social media…
  • The Pledge 5 Foundation is in debt with local businesses in Gainesville. The organization owes more than $100,000, but it created a program, so that they can pay back the money they owe.
  • The Angel Tree Charity Project helps make sure struggling migrant families have a normal Christmas. Hundreds of families are helped with the charity project.
  • Voters going to the polls for the District 3 Gainesville City Commission runoff last night elected Susan Bottcher over Rob Zeller. WUFT FM’s Natalie…
  • The case of Trayvon Martin, a 17-year old who was shot and killed outside of Orlando, is gathering national attention. As Florida's 89.1 WUFT-FM's Tom…
  • Just two days after NFL quarterback Peyton Manning signed with the Denver Broncos, the speculation about what will happen to one of Florida's favorite…
  • A number of flights were canceled in and out of the Gainesville Regional Airport Sunday after part of the airport's flight landing systems malfunctioned.
  • Gainesville residents using less energy means generating less money for Gainesville services such as police and parks. To offset the loss, the average bill for a GRU customer increased about $6 in October, resulting in the second highest ranked residential bill in the state.
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