Good morning, Gainesville.

Deputy Taylor Jovic saved a choking baby early Tuesday, Jun.

23, by using an alternate Heimlich Maneuver for infants (a method designed for young children).

Seven local coffee shops offer more than coffee — they feature themed experiences from botanical retreats and cannabis lounges to art deco bars and cozy bookstores, inviting customers to relax and connect with Gainesville’s vibrant community.

Matheson History Museum launched its Collections Access and Campus Renewal Initiative to expand research access and enhance visitor experience.

The museum board approved minor construction funded by a grant that moves its research library to the historic American Legion Hall (to finish by July).

Dance Alive National Ballet has added Tara Blythe and Joseph Ehler as board members to guide the company’s growth at the Khoury Family Center for the Arts.

Blythe and Ehler bring expertise in leadership, design, and community engagement (per press release).

Gainesville driving instructor Rich Greene warns parents that teens face higher crash risks in summer due to distractions and poor driving habits.

He advises parents to set a good example behind the wheel and to limit teen passengers to help improve safe driving.

Frazer School's 5th-grade team won first place among 394 schools in April’s national Math League competition in Gainesville — top scores by students like Jayden Wu and Alice Ding led the achievement, underscoring the school’s strong math program.

University of Florida scientists warn that Formosan + Asian subterranean termites are crossbreeding in South Florida and are expected to spread statewide over the next decade.

Homeowners are advised to schedule regular inspections for infestations.

Attorney General Uthmeier disputed BOG Chair Levine’s delay in confirming Dr. Bell as interim president, arguing UF’s trustees acted within the law while the board met yesterday at 5 p.m. amid support from state leaders (including Gov. DeSantis).

UF experts say warm temperatures and recent rains set the stage for more mosquitoes, with activity expected to peak in June and July.

Eva Buckner (UF expert) advises residents to remove standing water weekly to reduce breeding opportunities.

During inspections from June 15 to 21, several Gainesville restaurants including Moe’s Southwest Grill, McDonald’s and Mom’s posted high-priority violations and were required to fix issues (such as food temperature control and hand sanitation) to meet health standards.

Gainesville venues will host watch parties for the 2026 World Cup as team USA prepares to face Turkey on June 25 at 10 p.m. at SoFi Stadium; spots such as Cypress & Grove, Samba Brazilian Kitchen, and First Magnitude Brewing Company will offer special menus and extended hours for fans.

Former Florida basketball assistant Dusty May is reportedly set to become the next head coach for the Dallas Mavericks.

The 49-year-old coach, who led teams at Florida Atlantic and Michigan, earned his reputation at Florida and now eyes an NBA opportunity.

Juvenile Live at Heartwood Soundstage

7-10 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Ticket prices vary — Experience a high-energy hip-hop performance with classic hits and crowd favorites.

Celebrity Bingo Fundraiser

6-9 p.m. — Senior Recreation Center — Community support event — Enjoy an evening of celebrity bingo, games, prizes, and food while benefiting Gianna’s Place.

#iDoit4mycity Weekend: Services Event

3-7 p.m. — Pulp Arts — Free entry — Engage in a vibrant community experience with a mix of entertainment and education over the weekend.

WUFT’s Fanfares & Fireworks

6-10 p.m. — UF Bandshell at Flavet Field — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day Eve with live music, food trucks, and a dazzling fireworks finale.

AVELLO Concert

9:00 p.m. — Vivid Music Hall — Ticketed event — Experience an electrifying night with AVELLO in Gainesville.

Skweezy Jibbs Movie Premiere

6:30-8:00 p.m. — The Wooly — Tickets required — Enjoy the premiere of a comedy mockumentary about the making of a blockbuster film.

Parrotfish Live Performance

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Signal Lounge — $10 cover — Experience the scummiest, most lovable rock band from Florida that promises an unforgettable live show.

Underoath Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Wooly — Tickets available — Experience an energetic performance by Underoath with soaring choruses and hard-hitting rhythms.

Asian Food Festival in Downtown Gainesville

3-11 p.m. — Depot Park — Free admission — Celebrate Asian cuisine with 60+ food vendors, live entertainment, and cultural performances over a fun-filled weekend.

Health & Safety Camp

1-5 p.m. — Millhopper Station South Community Association — Cost not specified — Engage early adolescents in fun activities focused on health, safety, and social skills.