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Florida Supreme Court justices indicated on Thursday that an anti-gerrymandering amendment in the Florida Constitution may contradict the U.S. Constitution, favoring the argument the state has used to defend quashing a former Black Congressional District […]

Florida Rising, a leading organization committed to enhancing voter engagement across the state of Florida, is proud to announce the launch of its HBCU Tour. This initiative is aimed at increasing voter participation among students […]

Supporters excited about the Democratic National Convention joined together with local elected officials like Mayor Donna Deegan and Property Appraiser Joyce Morgan at Cubre Libra Ultra Lounge to watch the three day event. Attendees dressed […]

By Andrew Pantazi | www.jaxtrib.org/author/apantazi/ | Florida State Rep. Angie Nixon, one of the loudest elected officials protesting Gov. Ron DeSantis, blew out former Jacksonville City Councilwoman Brenda Priestly Jackson. The massive House District 13 […]

Quick Takeaways Stanley Campbell, a Navy veteran and CEO, is running for U.S. Senate from Liberty City. He faces better-financed Democratic opponent Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in the primary. Motivated by disparities in COVID-19 vaccine distribution and […]

In a significant legal defeat for Gov. Ron DeSantis, a federal judge has permanently blocked restrictions placed on handling race-related issues in workplace training under the state’s Individual Freedom Act, also known as the “Stop […]

Be prepared to vote on both Aug. 20 and Nov. 5! Important local and state-wide issues will be decided on both dates. Here’s what you need to know about voting deadlines, early voting, and upcoming […]

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Action News Jax’s Ben Becker has learned City of Jacksonville ex-grants chief Audrey Gibson was accused of “unprofessional behavior” and creating a “toxic work environment” in a written reprimand before her sudden resignation […]

PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE — By Marco Cerino | Philadelphia Tribune Staff Writer“The characterization of Black jobs by Donald Trump, who only had one Black person in his Cabinet, is not only demeaning to the African American […]

by The Tributary Staff – Be prepared to vote on both Aug. 20 and Nov. 5! Important local and state-wide issues will be decided on both dates. Here’s what you need to know about voting deadlines, […]