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WEBAug 20, 2024 · Jacksonville state attorney seeks $130K from activist who lost records lawsuit, citing a rarely-used legal provision. A Jacksonville public-records activist who sued the Fourth Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office could now face a six-figure bill in a case that may redefine the landscape of open-records litigation in the Sunshine State.
2024 Election - The Tributary
WEBHome » 2024 Election. Welcome to the 2024 election season. The Tributary has put together this guide to voting in Duval County — and across Florida — so that you have the information you need before the Aug. 20 and Nov. 5 elections. Make a plan now to vote in BOTH elections.
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WEB5 days ago · Today, on International Day of Democracy, The Tributary pledges to expand our reporting on critical topics and continue making those stories available to all. The Tributary is among 140 newsrooms banding together to collectively report on the ways democracy works — and isn’t working — at the federal and local levels in the U.S.
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WEBAug 20, 2024 · Jacksonville state attorney seeks $130K from activist who lost records lawsuit, citing a rarely-used legal provision. by Bea Lunardini August 30, 2024. A Jacksonville public-records activist who sued the Fourth Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office could now face a six-figure bill in a case that …
Splitting Jacksonville Neighborhoods - The Tributary
WEBFeb. 15, 2022. Jacksonville City Council's redistricting plans split 47 neighborhoods, dividing communities and making it harder for residents to speak with a cohesive voice. Zoom in to see neighborhood names. Lines represent the city's official neighborhood boundaries. Note: Neighborhood maps and names — including typos — were generated by ...
Jacksonville City Council passes new district map after racial ...
WEBNov 4, 2022 · The Jacksonville City Council passed a new district map Friday after a contentious week that at one point saw the same map first fail when it came up for a vote. The new map, which will affect City Council districts and Duval School Board districts, will go to U.S. District Court Judge Marcia Morales Howard to review.
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WEBThe Tributary is a nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom that serves Florida as a vital stream of investigative journalism, holding those in power accountable and diving beneath the surface of stories that shape our community. We focus on filling the gaps in our media ecosystem, reporting on overlooked topics like redistricting, poverty and the ...
'My heart will be rejected': Jacksonville man dies after missing …
WEBUpdate May 25, 2023: Newly released Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office records reveal jail staff knew Barry needed his heart-transplant medicine but never gave it to him. Original Story: Dexter Barry waited 12 years to get a new heart. He saw dozens of doctors, had invasive procedures and moved states to survive. In 2020, his long wait paid off.
Jacksonville’s jail death rate tripled after privatizing medical care
WEBJul 25, 2023 · Deaths in the Duval County jail have tripled since Armor Correctional Health Services started handling health care – with about four deaths per year from 2012 to 2017 and about 13 deaths per year since 2018. Some of those deaths include people who died in custody, like 33-year-old Amanda Howard and 28-year-old Lina Odom.
Jacksonville City Council approves redistricting settlement after ...
WEBMay 9, 2023 · The City Council then ignored experts and civil-rights groups who warned the city was violating the U.S. Constitution. Then hundreds of activists spoke out at City Council meetings against the proposed redistricting.. But the City Council’s leadership said they were confident that they were right and the activists were wrong.. A city lawyer echoed that confidence, telling the council before ...
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