Surviving Lowell
March 1, 2019Former inmates of the largest women's prison in the country say it's one of the worst.
Government
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Mass Movement
November 21, 2018Out-of-town developers have been trying to tear St. Michael's Episcopal down for 20 years. Local residents keep stopping them.
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Party Politics
November 3, 2018The owner of some of Gainesville’s most popular Midtown bars donates big money to local Republicans.
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Gainesville Election Guide March 2018
March 10, 2018A resource guide to local coverage of the city commission candidates.
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Weather Together
March 5, 2018Four months after Hurricane Maria, the Caribbean still needs our help.
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A Seedy Operation
July 19, 2017What would IFAS be without prison labor?
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Standing Tall
May 5, 201794 years ago and 49 miles from Gainesville, there was a town called Rosewood.
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Power Outrages
May 5, 2017Why is your utility bill one of the highest in the state?
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Starving the Beast
March 18, 2012If the U.S. Postal Service follows through with its current plan by May 15, all mail will be delayed by 2-3 days and Gainesville will loose 232 good, local jobs. Will Congress continue to gut the postal service?
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Where the Wild Things Were
March 9, 2012A contractor began rounding up the bison at Paynes Prairie on March 7, and soon the males will be shipped to ranches across the country. Activists have been fighting to stop this day since 2010. But the park's dilemma dates back more than 100 years.