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Thursday afternoon, Jander Alexander Cordero-Silva, 29, was convicted of driving with a suspended or revoked license and later placed into the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 

On May 18, Gainesville Police Department (GPD) Officer Larry Prunty conducted a traffic stop on Cordero-Silva. 

A dispatcher told Prunty that Cordero-Sil...


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On Thursday, activists organized by the Gainesville Immigrant Neighbor Inclusion Initiative (GINI) spoke to the Gainesville City Commission during public comment and presented a petition in support of a resolution that upholds the rights of local immigrants. 

GINI coordinator Ethan Maia de Needell said that elected officials need to take on protecting immigrant nei...


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An Alachua County Public Schools (ACPS) baseball coach who was nicknamed “Pedo-Yeck” by Santa Fe High School (SFHS) students is appealing after being recommended for termination.

SFHS Coach Travis Yeckring was placed on administrative leave in March 2024 amid allegations of sexual misconduct.

In November 2024, administrators Michele Faulk and David Rendek were pl...


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On June 4, 2026, Chief Judge William Davis signed an order of foreclosure against Ignite Life Center Church in their legal dispute against GenFi Ministries for not submitting mortgage payments. The Church will be sold if they don't pay over $1.9 million to GenFi.

This comes amid several criminal and civil cases involving child sexual abuse at Ignite Life Center. <...


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Another former attendee of Ignite Life Center (ILC) is speaking out against the congregation. This comes amid multiple pending civil and criminal cases relating to the church, one being against the head pastor, Mark Vega, who faces maximum sentence of five years in prison for a felony count of failing to report suspected child abuse.


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