Tristan Hardy is a Reporter at The Florida Times-Union. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, education, and construction, with a particular focus on issues affecting Florida, such as crime, social issues, and racial injustice. Tristan's work has been featured in outlets including Jacksonville.com, KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA), WLTX-TV, and First Coast News.
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Tristan's articles predominantly focus on local news, particularly covering evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships and crime in Jacksonville, Florida. If you are reaching out to Tristan Hardy, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing local events or issues in the Jacksonville area. Topics could include community initiatives, safety concerns, local business stories with human interest angles.
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Katie O. is described as Reba McEntire's 18-year-old twin.
By: Tristan Hardy
Jacksonville Mayor Deegan talked about how JWB Rental Homes' HomeStep program fulfills one of her campaign promises - affordable housing.
By: Tristan Hardy
Jacksonville City Council Vice President Kevin Carrico said optimism has turned into frustration.
By: Tristan Hardy
The TSA wants you to leave your firearms, knives, brass knuckles, power tools and golf clubs at home.
By: Tristan Hardy
City of Jacksonville Chief of Staff Michael Weinstein said the city wants its $800,000 back. Here's what to know about the ongoing saga.
By: Tristan Hardy
Jewish Family & Community Services said it's short 120 children to give gifts to.
By: Tristan Hardy
Melinda Holder, 36, disappeared in 1989. Her children, now adults, are still waiting for answers.
By: Tristan Hardy
The group also known as HabiJax has built more than 2,000 homes for Jacksonville families.
By: Tristan Hardy
The couple says the generous gift helped them avoid falling into debt.
AAA expects an unprecedented number of travelers this holiday season.
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