Tristan Hardy is a reporter for First Coast News, covering local news in Jacksonville, Florida. With a focus on community stories and events, Tristan brings attention to important issues and highlights the vibrant culture of the city. His work has also been featured in The Florida Times-Union and on KXTV-TV in Sacramento, California.
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Jacksonville, Florida, United States (Local)
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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By: Tristan Hardy
More than $70,000 was used to clean and repair vandalized parks in the county during the county's 2023 fiscal year.
By: Tristan Hardy
Thousands of eclipse shades were distributed to the public for Monday's solar event.
By: Tristan Hardy
ICARE is a local coalition of interfaith leaders looking to curb violent crime in Jacksonville.
By: Tristan Hardy
The week is a celebration of the 911 professionals who answer the call to help those in need.
By: Tristan Hardy
Last year, the San Marco Preservation Society said it was not in favor of having storage units built.
The owner of Missy Riley Art & Pieces, located at 1992 San Marco Blvd., tells First Coast News that merchandise was damaged but nothing was stolen.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Several business owners in Jacksonville's San Marco area are cleaning up and searching for answers Wednesday morning after windows of 10 businesses were smashed.
The shooting happened Sunday around 5pm, Sumter Police are looking for those responsible.
By: Tristan Hardy
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says the first shooting injured a man in his early-20s, while the other shooting injured a woman in her 50s.
By: Tristan Hardy
More than 3,000 sailors will travel the southern seas before reaching Japan.
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