Hanna Holthaus is a watchdog reporter for The Florida Times-Union and Jacksonville.com. With a focus on local news in Jacksonville, Florida, Hanna covers a wide range of topics including government, politics, community events, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News and WJCT Public Media.
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By: Hanna Holthaus
Mayor John Whitmire and City Controller Chris Hollins traded barbs in dueling press conferences Thursday, each alleging the other has conflicts of
By: Hanna Holthaus
Hollins said he did not think either office had committed violations, but any probe should be expanded to the mayor’s event to “ensure fairness.”
By: Hanna Holthaus
Employees will get an additional $116 per pay period in the first year, and base wages will increase by 3.5 percent in the second and third years.
By: Hanna Holthaus
The subsidy presents the city with a conundrum amid the Whitmire administration's efforts to eliminate a budget deficit that is expected to top $200 million in fiscal 2025.
By: Hanna Holthaus
Whitmire said he wanted to create a strategic plan to address homelessness in a humane way and do as much prevention as possible.
By: Hanna Holthaus
Department officials say the changes will expedite construction permits to build housing more quickly, while neighborhood advocates argue the city should be building more sidewalks, not fewer.
By: Hanna Holthaus, Miranda Dunlap, Akhil Ganesh
Election Day got off to a soggy start as thousands of Harris County residents braved a furious downpour to cast their ballots.
By: Hanna Holthaus
Turner, a Democrat, won 70 percent of the vote against Republican newcomer Lana Centonze to represent the 18th Congressional District. Jackson-Lee held the seat for 30 years prior to her death in July, and Turner had the endorsements of both her children.
By: Hanna Holthaus
Members of the public who sign up to speak at City Council meetings no longer will have their addresses automatically disclosed following a unanimous
By: Hanna Holthaus
The Houston Freed-Montrose library will reopen next month as part of the Montrose Collective after months of back-and-forth by library administrators and Mayor John Whitmire.
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