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Oct 22, 2024 · by Mario Alejandro Ariza, Floodlight September 30, 2024. Former Florida state Sen. Frank Artiles was convicted by a Miami-Dade Circuit Court jury on Monday evening, the latest fallout from the state’s 2020 “ghost candidates” scandal. Artiles was convicted on three felony counts related to $44,000 in payments he made to Alex Rodriguez, a ...
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The 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 ...
2024 Election - The Tributary
Nov 4, 2024 · Here’s what you need to know about voting deadlines, early voting, and upcoming events. Oct. 7, 2024 — Deadline to register to vote in the General Election. Oct. 21–Nov. 3, 2024 — Early voting in the General Election, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at these locations in Duval. What’s On Your 2024 Ballot. What’s on the ballot in the election?
Jacksonville City Council passes new district map after racial ...
Nov 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.
Jail Conditions Archives - The Tributary
Apr 30, 2024 · In 2 months, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has already reported 4 inmate deaths. A 24-year-old who was incarcerated at the Duval County jail died on Tuesday evening at a local hospital after a medical episode, according to a news release from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. For decades, Jacksonville ignored its decaying jail.
Splitting Jacksonville Neighborhoods - The Tributary
Feb. 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 ...
Court rejects Jacksonville council districts, orders city to use ...
Dec 19, 2022 · A courtroom sketch of U.S. District Judge Marcia Morales Howard in the Jacksonville City Council redistricting case. [Steve Bridges] A federal court rejected for a second time the Jacksonville City Council’s redistricting plan, finding that the new plan passed by the council didn’t fix the racial gerrymandering that led the court to strike down a prior map.
Criminal Justice Archives • The Tributary
by Nichole Manna May 13, 2024. A Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office sergeant deemed the arrest of a heart transplant recipient for a low-level misdemeanor as not “the strongest,” yet advised against reversing it, internal investigation documents show. Days after his release without crucial medication, the man died when his body rejected his heart.
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Who We Are STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ashley Smith JuarezChair Ashley is a board member of the Emily Balz Smith Foundation and Practice. She previously served as the Clinton Health Matters Initiative Director at the Clinton Foundation overseeing work to improve health and well-being in communities across the U.S. She also previously served as executive […]