Gainesville FL

The Hurricanes fell 22-10 to Florida on Saturday night at Condron Family Ballpark, dropping from the winner's bracket into an elimination game Sunday against Troy in the Gainesville Regional.

The property was built in 1972 by an architecture student who used sprayed polyurethane foam to create the "Star Wars"-esque structure.

The main floor of Gainesville’s University Club was washed in a purple and blue light, cut through by a bright spotlight trained on drag performers as they lip-synced and danced through each song. The crowd on a Tuesday night is much smaller than on weekends, and the music is...

Communities across the country are marking Gun Violence Awareness Month, and people in Gainesville gathered Saturday with a shared message: enough is enough.

The article about the whopping inmate growth in Marion County is no surprise. Our commissioners seem to think that building 2500-house subdivisions in Marion County, on farm land, in swamps, and on any open land they can find is a good idea, for some reason. They don’t realize it also brings all those people, with all

David Alec Summers, 45, was arrested yesterday for shoplifting and pawning stolen items "almost daily"; more charges are expected. The post Homeless man arrested for shoplifting and pawning brand-new items ‘almost daily’ appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .

Despite the continued presence of extreme drought conditions and wildfires, Marion County officials have lifted a mandatory burn ban that had been effect for multiple weeks. Effective Thursday, May 28, the mandatory burn ban for Marion County was rescinded, transitioning the area back to its normal outdoor burning regu

Trhystin Aurielle Price, 18, was arrested last night and charged with breaking into a home with two juveniles and stealing over $7,000 in property, including three guitars. 13-year-old Avan Canter and 15-year-old Andrew Valentino II were also arrested. The post Gainesville man arrested for burglarizing home with two j

A former employee of an Ocala paving company was arrested after allegedly selling a stolen saw to a local pawn shop and using a corporate-issued credit card to make unauthorized purchases following his termination. The investigation began when a project manager for the paving company reported unauthorized transactions

Jeff Haimowitz still remembers the day he discovered his first buried treasure; or was it trash? It depends on who you ask. He found it while helping demolish an old home; under the rubble lay items long since buried and forgotten by their past owners. Buried alongside dirt and vintage grocery store flyers sat his priz