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Tuesday, August 5, 2025
- One year after Hurricane Debby, Alachua County officials urge preparedness
- Roof-nesting shorebirds adjust to shrinking habitats
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- Gainesville Regional Airport adds flight options for college football season
- Gainesville protestors rally against Florida DOGE audit
- Women-only gyms offer safe haven from harassment
- PolitiFact FL: Lawyers say not all at Alligator Alcatraz have removal orders
- Citrus County shelter scrambles to relocate with less than two weeks to find new space
- UF researcher's work set to launch into space
- Police kill armed man outside Gainesville apartments on Tuesday morning
- Armed man shot and killed outside Gainesville apartments following standoff with Alachua County deputies
- Florida DOGE Gainesville audit to start this week
- UF keeps interim president for another month
- New Florida law ends public water fluoridation, raising health concerns
- City of Alachua won’t investigate planner resignations
- ‘Dirty diaper on an open campfire’: What’s that smell in Sumter County?
- PolitiFact FL: Is Newsom right that Florida is worst for mental health, home insurance and more?
- Protest in Gainesville voices concern over Medicaid and SNAP cuts
- Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo celebrates Zoo Keeper Week
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- Aún en clases, pero fuera del Apartamento
- Alachua County kicks off new school year with celebration
- RTS Advisory Board approves route changes for fall 2025 amid budget cuts
- New charges pending for former Ignite Life Center volunteer
- DeSantis, Ingoglia launch audits into two local governments; Gainesville responds
- Politifact Florida: Florida’s attorney general said state is ‘under attack’ from weather modification. Is that true?
- Boil water advisory issued for several Marion County communities following water main break
- UF proposes first out-of-state tuition hike in over a decade
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- Mother builds Florida’s longest ADA-compliant zipline to honor late son