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Beginning Tuesday, September 1, visit any participating Scooter’s Coffee location and round up your purchase. To donate, you must order and pay at the store; mobile order ahead transactions and third-party delivery orders are not eligible. The post Support Give Kids The World all September long by rounding up at Scoot

Jon Sumrall’s approach to fall camp could be paying off before Florida’s opener

The genuineness of Florida Gators head coach Jon Sumrall is going to set him apart from the rest of the SEC.

Federal and local law enforcement officials are warning parents about an alarming, growing number of child sextortion and online exploitation cases, saying emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence are creating new dangers for children online. During a Sept. 1 press conference at Gainesville Police Departme

Residential curbside collection of solid waste, recycling, and yard trash will continue on its regular schedule and will not be affected by the holiday. The Hazardous Waste Collection Center and the Leveda Brown Environmental Park and Transfer Station also will be open during their regularly scheduled hours on Monday.

Gainesville High athlete Sebastian Jimenez and his family were detained by ICE on Aug. 22 and separated into different detention centers. Jimenez and his mother were sent to a juvenile detention facility in Texas while his stepfather and sister were taken to facilities in Florida. Coach Ashour Peera and the...

Somewhere south of Gainesville, a town smaller than most high schools has quietly become a magnet for people who could spend an entire afternoon flipping through old pages. Fewer than 700 people call it home, yet its shady main street holds shelves stacked with used and rare books, along with antique shops that seem to

CALHOUN COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – Last week, News13 told you about a Calhoun County teenager who was being hailed a hero for pulling a 99-year-old man out of his burning home. 16-year-old Avery Carmichael was on her way home from school when she noticed the smoke. She found Charles L. Barkman on the stairs of […]

Two of Jon Scheyer's top recruiting targets are making their way to Gainesville this weekend.

Brightly colored cats cover the walls outside Operation Catnip in Gainesville. Orange tabby cats sit alongside other cats painted in pink, purple, blue, and teal. Each portrait originates from a photograph submitted by someone in the community. Together, they make up a mural created by local artist and animal advocate.