Will Brown is a reporter for Jacksonville Today, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. As a Report4America corps member, Will is dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of important issues in the community. His work has been featured in various media outlets, including Tortoise Media, WUSF Public Media, and The Telegraph.
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Will Brown's coverage focuses on local news, including government and politics, education, and sports. He frequently reports on evolving stories and government announcements related to Black history, politics, civil rights, housing issues in Jacksonville. Will also covers local events such as the removal of Confederate monuments.
If you want to reach out to Will with a pitch or story idea, consider offering insights or updates related to ongoing local political developments. Since he often covers educational topics like textbook adoption by the Duval School Board and Black history initiatives in St. Augustine and Amelia Island competing for a state museum location, providing unique perspectives within these areas might be well received.
Given his focus on local news in Florida (specifically Jacksonville), pitches related to community events or issues impacting the area could resonate with him especially if they tie into themes of social justice or civic engagement.
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If the two do not come to an agreement, as many as 50,000 people will be forced to find new medical solutions or pay for out-of-network costs.
With most of the vote counted, state Rep. Angie Nixon amassed more than 80% over Brenda Priestly Jackson in the Democratic primary.
The NBA season is long, its physical demands harsh, and the mental and emotional toll on players unrelenting. Everyone deals with these in their own way. Dave Cowens found his own unique way of managing the stress: he took a two-month sabbatical and drove a cab during the 1976-77 season. He took the breather from November 10, 1976 to January 13, 1977; the cab driving took place Wednesday, April 13, between the first two games of the Celtics first-round victory over the San Antonio Spurs. But both were done for the same reason:
Here's the local high school football schedule for the season-opening week across the Jacksonville area.
More than 300 people gathered to remember AJ Laguerre, Angela Carr and Jerrald Gallion with a soil collection ceremony.
By: Will Brown
Three families grieved differently on Monday – the first anniversary of the shooting rampage that targeted Black people at a Jacksonville dollar store.
Freedom School is designed to help school-aged children, and their families, learn about Black history.
The number of voters who are one missed election away from being removed from the rolls has risen sharply since Florida changed its voting laws three years ago.
With two weeks left before their current contract expires, Jacksonville's largest health care system and largest Jacksonville-based insurance company appear
By: Will Brown
As many as 50,000 Florida Blue members in northeast Florida would have to pay out-of-network costs for most but not all services at Baptist Health and Wolfson Children’s Hospital.
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