The Gainesville City Commission amended and passed the first reading for a new inclusionary zoning policy on Thursday, straying from staff’s recommendation.  

Suspects reportedly in Black Cadillac SRX involved in July 12 incident.

Terry Martin-Back has successfully completed the Veterans Treatment Court program resulting in the dismissal of charges for threats made against city commission officials in 2022.

The goal of the project is to use art to bring people together and reduce isolation and loneliness.

Last-minute registrations create complications ahead of school year.

The first day for Alachua County Public Schools students this fall is Aug. 12.

Young men involved with the 13th edition of the Manhood Youth Development Program received words of wisdom during a ceremony on Sunday.

Dr. Christine Higgins has taken over as the new principal at Saint Patrick Interparish School

Unaddressed grievances concerning sudden summer layoffs, inadequate pay and an unprofessional work environment spurred employees of Chartwells Higher Education, UF's campus food provider, to officially announce their unionization effort July 10.

60 businesses and nonprofits, along with members of the greater Gainesville community, attended the inaugural Black Business Expo in Gainesville.

An artist in Alachua County known for maintaining a mural in honor of musician Tom Petty died on Friday

The team of curators reviewed over 200 years of history, beginning with the earliest elections and extending through to the 2020 election.

One of the stars to watch for during the 2024 Olympics in Paris is Katie Ledecky, who has ties to University of Florida.

From fiscal years 2018 to 2022, 3,996 minors like Mikhail Lawson have been transferred to the adult judicial system. During the same period in the 8th Judicial Circuit, 132 minors have been taken to criminal court, with approximately 63% being Black, according to the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice.

FHP said the driver exited the vehicle before being struck by other traffic and later being pronounced deceased

One person has been announced deceased

UF graduate Adam Lee will be taking over the seat left behind by Judge Walter Green. Judge Green retired in December and died in March

Gainesville resident Carlos Gonzalez was named the executive director of Keep Alachua County Beautiful (KACB).

Commission OKs proposed hike in millage rate.

More than 500 single-family homes were approved north of US 441 and south of the Dogwood Acres neighborhood.