Thank you for defending local news
On behalf of The Tributary, thank you for sustaining journalism when we need it most.
To build a stronger Jacksonville, we need quality local news that dives beneath the surface.
Your donation helps us to investigate entrenched problems and proposed solutions. This type of investigative journalism is costly and takes a lot of time. We are committed to long-term reporting that empowers our community to make change.
We couldn’t do this without you.
If you have any questions, please email info@floridatrib.org. If you are interested in making a major gift, please email gifts@floridatrib.org
The Tributary is a registered name of The Northeast Florida Journalism Collective Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, EIN # 86-3715364. We are located at 112 West Adams St., Fourth Floor, Jacksonville, FL, 32202.
Our latest stories
As Florida restricted abortion, state’s maternal mortality committee went dark
A secretive panel hadn’t publicly released any annual findings about maternal deaths in years until a Florida Trib reporter asked about the lack of action
Florida Trib wins six first-place awards, gold medal in journalism contest
The Trib won first place in every category it entered.
Settlement could close the book on FPL’s past controversies
Investors argued that FPL officials made misleading statements while they were navigating a series of controversies uncovered by Florida newspapers
Local News Day launches nationwide — and we’re a Founding Newsroom!
We’re excited to share the launch of Local News Day, a new nationwide day of action dedicated to connecting communities with trusted local news and information.
The Florida Trib is proud to be a Founding Newsroom of Local News Day.
Taking place on April 9, 2026, Local News Day will bring together hundreds of local…
With anti-terror law, DeSantis has new tool to reshape higher-ed
Campus protesters, already targeted by Florida’s governor, face new legal peril
Lawmakers curtail governor’s emergency powers after ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ spending spree
Less than two weeks after the Florida Trib reported that newly released documents showed the DeSantis administration had burned through more than a million dollars a day on the makeshift tents-and-trailers facility, both chambers of the GOP-controlled Legislature voted to add new limits on the fund.