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  • The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is fighting to decrease hunger and sustain the health of Florida residents. The FDACS has created a new digital map to help locate and determine which areas of Florida have the least amount of access to food and resources.
  • Bruce Roberts, 42, helps Kaleb Roberts, 3, light a candle to honor the memories of the slain family. To remember Sarah Spirit and her six…
  • The “Kicking Out Malaria” Kickball Tournament at the University of Florida connects athletics and a cause. Florida’s 89.1 WUFT-FM’s Kristi Posson has the story of a sport where the winners are not the players in the game, but those benefitting from it.
  • Alachua County came together tonight to honor community activism. The 39th Annual Work of Hearts Awards recognized individuals and groups of volunteers…
  • With former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney leading the current delegate count, WUFT-FM's Michael Cadigan says tonight's debate takes a great…
  • Today the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office hosted a building dedication ceremony for a former sheriff. As Forida’s 89.1 WUFT-FM’s Montana Symone reports,…
  • The University of Florida Police Department, Florida Highway Patrol, Florida Department of Transportation and other organizations are coming together to…
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  • School is almost out, and that means it’s time for families to start enjoying their summer. Many times, parents take this opportunity to send their kids…
  • The Kaleidoscope Tour visited Gainesville on Saturday for the 2014 edition of the Color Run. Nicknamed "The Happiest 5K On The Planet," the run drew hundreds of participants.
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