Good morning, Gainesville.

Alachua County Sheriff's Office is asking for help finding Chloe Isabella Lacorte, a 20-year-old white woman last seen near 4200 SW 21st Place on July 3 who is 5'3", 95 pounds, has brown hair and green eyes, and has three tattoos (the date 2-16-2007 on her left arm, black lines on her left hand, and a sun near her left elbow); anyone with information should call Deputy C. Litzkow at 352-681-9955.

The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office seeks help finding 20-year-old Chloe Isabella Lacorte, who was last seen near 4200 SW 21st Place in Gainesville+ she has brown hair, green eyes, and tattoos that include the date 2-16-2007 on her left arm, black lines on her left hand, and a sun near her left elbow+ anyone with information is urged to call 352-681-9955 or 352-955-1818.

Gainesville police arrested 18-year-old Kelvin Baker on an attempted murder charge after he shot a person on Northeast 24th Street in Duval Heights around 10:45 p.m. Wednesday—Alachua County Fire Rescue treated the victim for non-life-threatening injuries.

Gainesville deputy shot Tyrese Da'jon Jones—26—last night as he was taken into custody after allegedly holding a woman at gunpoint in her car for about four hours, and he now faces charges including kidnapping, obstructing justice, and aggravated assault.

SweetBerries Eatery and Frozen Custard closed its Newell Hall location on April 29 after three years on campus because managing the dining operation was challenging.

The Paper Bag, a sandwich deli with a simplified menu to cut wait times, will open on July 7—giving students a new spot to eat between classes.

The Latin American and Caribbean Collection at Smathers Library, housed on the third floor since 1925, holds over 500,000 books and rare primary sources that support research on Latin America and the Caribbean (including a June exhibit of Caribbean cookbooks with bilingual recipe cards). It serves students and community members who rely on these unique materials for historical research.

UF maintenance worker Henry Rodriguez rescued reusable water bottles from the trash at the Southwest Recreation Center and, with his neighbor's help, distributed them to homeless people in Gainesville to reduce waste.

Campus refill stations support sustainability efforts—an important step as state laws now omit climate change language.

Former UF tennis stars Ben Shelton, Oliver Crawford, and McCartney Kessler played in the Wimbledon singles matches, with Gainesville native Shelton advancing to the second round after a three-set win over Australia’s Alex Bolt.

Crawford and Kessler lost their opening matches — each bowing out early — at the start of the tournament.

Live Music with Kenna Dee

7-11 p.m. — Mother's Pub & Grill North — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of acoustic favorites and delicious bites in a lively atmosphere.

Candlelight: Tribute to Queen

6:30-8:45 p.m. — Hippodrome Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience a live orchestra's candlelit homage to the legendary rock band Queen.

An Evening with Dauzat St. Marie

7-10 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Check event for cost — Experience the powerful Americana duo Dauzat St. Marie weaving soulful melodies.

Candlelight: A Tribute to ABBA

8 p.m. — Hippodrome Theatre — Experience the iconic hits of ABBA performed by a string quartet in a spectacular setting.

Early Bird Metal Show: Nibiru, Northwood, Sardaukar

7-10 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — All ages — Experience an electrifying night of local metal with Nibiru, Northwood, and Sardaukar igniting the stage.

Open House at Eloise Gardens

4-7 p.m. — 6326 SW 90th St — Free entry — Discover a spacious, remodeled home with luxurious features in Gainesville's charming community.

Alachua County Farmers Market

8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. — Alachua County Farmers' Market — Free entry — Explore local produce and goods from growers within 50 miles.

Florida 4-H Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. — Reitz Union — Ticket information available — Celebrate the 2025 inductees of the Florida 4-H Hall of Fame and their contributions to youth development.

Fire Rescue Cadets Compete at the Gator Fire Games

9 AM – 4 PM — Alachua County Sports & Event Center — Free entry — Watch aspiring first responders in action as they tackle challenges modeled after real-life situations.