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#AskJAXTDY | How did DeSantis get so much public funding for his campaigns?
Read full article: #AskJAXTDY | How did DeSantis get so much public funding for his campaigns?Q. Proposed amendments to Florida’s Constitution have caused a stir this election cycle. While the primary focus has been on amendments surrounding cannabis and abortion, an amendment involving public funding for campaigns is raising questions too.
Hurricanes Helene, Milton could bring rising home, auto insurance rates for Floridians
Read full article: Hurricanes Helene, Milton could bring rising home, auto insurance rates for FloridiansThe aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton is still being assessed, and early estimates suggest that the financial impact could be felt by Florida residents in more ways than one.
‘It’s too dangerous to evacuate safely': DeSantis urges Floridians to shelter in place as Milton makes landfall
Read full article: ‘It’s too dangerous to evacuate safely': DeSantis urges Floridians to shelter in place as Milton makes landfallGov. Ron DeSantis said, “It’s too dangerous to evacuate safely," and urged Floridians to shelter in place as Milton made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane near Siesta Key in Sarasota County.
Get your Hurricane Milton questions answered with the News4JAX Help Center phone bank
Read full article: Get your Hurricane Milton questions answered with the News4JAX Help Center phone bankWe know you have a lot of questions about Hurricane Milton as we watch this powerful storm move closer to Florida’s Gulf Coast.
JEA monitoring Hurricane Milton, says customers should prepare for possible power and water outages
Read full article: JEA monitoring Hurricane Milton, says customers should prepare for possible power and water outagesJEA said Sunday it is monitoring Hurricane Milton and urged customers to prepare for possible power and water outages later this week.
Jacksonville laundromat offering free, discounted services to help those affected by Hurricane Helene
Read full article: Jacksonville laundromat offering free, discounted services to help those affected by Hurricane HeleneAs Floridians clean up the mess left behind by Hurricane Helene, one laundromat in Jacksonville is preparing to help those affected by the storm.
Gov. DeSantis: Helene death toll in Florida rises to 11; more than 400,000 still without power
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis: Helene death toll in Florida rises to 11; more than 400,000 still without powerFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference in Perry to give an update on the state’s response efforts to Hurricane Helene.
Keaton Beach devastated by Hurricane Helene; Sheriff says 90% of homes are gone: report
Read full article: Keaton Beach devastated by Hurricane Helene; Sheriff says 90% of homes are gone: reportHurricane Helene, which slammed into Florida’s Big Bend region Thursday night as a powerful Category 4 storm, left behind devastation due to high winds and a historic storm surge.
30K+ customers in Nassau County without electricity after Hurricane Helene leaves downed trees, powerlines
Read full article: 30K+ customers in Nassau County without electricity after Hurricane Helene leaves downed trees, powerlinesMore than 30,000 customers were without power across all providers in Nassau County Friday morning after Hurricane Helene left downed trees and powerlines in its wake, according to officials.
5 steps you can take to help you prepare for an approaching storm
Read full article: 5 steps you can take to help you prepare for an approaching stormPotential Tropical Cyclone Nine has formed in the Caribbean, and the disturbance is forecast to strengthen over the next few days into Hurricane Helene.
DeSantis says Florida AG, law enforcement will launch criminal probe of apparent Trump assassination attempt
Read full article: DeSantis says Florida AG, law enforcement will launch criminal probe of apparent Trump assassination attemptGov. Ron DeSantis is slated to speak Tuesday morning with law enforcement in West Palm Beach.
Florida to launch probe of apparent Trump assassination attempt; former federal prosecutor calls it a ‘political stunt’
Read full article: Florida to launch probe of apparent Trump assassination attempt; former federal prosecutor calls it a ‘political stunt’Gov. Ron DeSantis is slated to speak Tuesday morning with law enforcement in West Palm Beach.
DeSantis pushes back on allegation that AHCA is using platform to illegally influence voters on abortion amendment
Read full article: DeSantis pushes back on allegation that AHCA is using platform to illegally influence voters on abortion amendmentGovernor Ron DeSantis is pushing back against allegations that the state government is illegally using its platform to influence voters on Amendment 4, which would expand voting access in Florida.
DeSantis awards $122M to Florida counties to improve rural infrastructure
Read full article: DeSantis awards $122M to Florida counties to improve rural infrastructureGovernor Ron DeSantis announced $122 million for Florida counties to improve rural transportation infrastructure at a press conference on Tuesday in Lake City.
‘Irreversible damage’: Northeast Florida leaders speak out against Anastasia State Park development plans
Read full article: ‘Irreversible damage’: Northeast Florida leaders speak out against Anastasia State Park development plansNortheast Florida leaders are taking a stand against plans to develop Anastasia State Park and eight other state parks around Florida.
Mayor Deegan supports Amendment 3 on marijuana legalization: report
Read full article: Mayor Deegan supports Amendment 3 on marijuana legalization: reportJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan expressed her support for Amendment 3, a November ballot initiative that if approved would legalize the use of marijuana in Florida for those 21 years and older, according to a report by Florida Politics.
Sheriff Waters on Amendment 3: Not good for Florida; ‘marijuana smoke is the most offensive smell to me ever’
Read full article: Sheriff Waters on Amendment 3: Not good for Florida; ‘marijuana smoke is the most offensive smell to me ever’During a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office town hall meeting on Thursday, Sheriff T.K. Waters came out strongly against Amendment 3, a ballot initiative that if approved would legalize the use of marijuana in Florida for those 21 years and older.
Fact Check: If passed, would recreational marijuana tax money benefit Florida schools?
Read full article: Fact Check: If passed, would recreational marijuana tax money benefit Florida schools?Amendment 3 commercial claims recreational marijuana sales tax will lead to "safer communities and schools". We are finding out if this is 100% accurate.
Hurricane Debby makes landfall on Florida’s Big Bend coast
Read full article: Hurricane Debby makes landfall on Florida’s Big Bend coastAs of the 11 p.m. National Hurricane Center update, the tropical storm has become Hurricane Debby and is expected to make landfall in the Florida Big Bend area on Monday.
Evacuation order issued for Alachua County residents; officials say 3 shelters now open
Read full article: Evacuation order issued for Alachua County residents; officials say 3 shelters now openAlachua County officials have issued an evacuation order for residents who live in vulnerable homes ahead of Tropical Storm Debby.
Tropical Storm Debby expected to become a hurricane soon; Tornado Watch extended until 6 a.m.
Read full article: Tropical Storm Debby expected to become a hurricane soon; Tornado Watch extended until 6 a.m.As of the 8 p.m. National Hurricane Center update, Tropical Storm Debby is still strengthening as it’s expected to become a hurricane Sunday night and make landfall in the Florida Big Bend area on Monday.
Georgia declares State of Emergency for all 159 counties ahead of Tropical Storm Debby
Read full article: Georgia declares State of Emergency for all 159 counties ahead of Tropical Storm DebbyGeorgia Governor Brian Kemp declared a State of Emergency for all 159 counties ahead of Tropical Storm Debby making landfall along the Florida Big Bend on Monday.
Florida price gouging hotline activated, state agencies ready to respond as Tropical Storm Debby approaches
Read full article: Florida price gouging hotline activated, state agencies ready to respond as Tropical Storm Debby approachesThe Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) continues to monitor and prepare for the potential impacts of Tropical Storm Debby.
LIST: Where to get sandbags in Northeast Florida ahead of Tropical Storm Debby
Read full article: LIST: Where to get sandbags in Northeast Florida ahead of Tropical Storm DebbyAs Tropical Depression 4 approaches Florida, many Northeast Florida counties are hosting sandbag distributions to ensure residents are prepared for the storm.
County-by-county: Northeast Florida increasing preparation efforts ahead of Tropical Storm Debby
Read full article: County-by-county: Northeast Florida increasing preparation efforts ahead of Tropical Storm DebbyAs Tropical Depression 4 approaches the Gulf, Northeast Florida counties are increasing their efforts to prepare for the storm, which is expected to have the biggest impact in our area overnight Sunday into Monday morning.
Tropical Storm Debby gaining strength; Tropical Storm Watch issued for portions of Northeast Florida, Southeast GA
Read full article: Tropical Storm Debby gaining strength; Tropical Storm Watch issued for portions of Northeast Florida, Southeast GAAs of the 8 a.m. National Hurricane Center update, hurricane hunters found that Tropical Storm Debby is still gaining strength as it turns northward toward the Florida panhandle and will continue to move northeast at 13 mph through Sunday.
SJSO warns about ‘dangerous’ social media trend where teenagers seek out, confront sexual predators
Read full article: SJSO warns about ‘dangerous’ social media trend where teenagers seek out, confront sexual predatorsThe St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is sending an urgent warning to parents after deputies confirmed they’re investigating two separate cases involving a potentially dangerous social media trend.
UNF Poll: Florida amendments to legalize marijuana, enshrine abortion rights continue to have strong support
Read full article: UNF Poll: Florida amendments to legalize marijuana, enshrine abortion rights continue to have strong supportA UNF poll of likely voters in Florida released on Tuesday found strong support for amendments that would legalize marijuana and enshrine abortion rights in the state.
Arrest of 4 women accused of retail theft in Nassau County points to nationwide issue
Read full article: Arrest of 4 women accused of retail theft in Nassau County points to nationwide issueThe arrest of four women accused of pulling off multiple heists at stores in Nassau County highlights a greater issue of organized retail theft.
New regulations making it more difficult for organizations, people to help others register to vote in Florida
Read full article: New regulations making it more difficult for organizations, people to help others register to vote in FloridaNew regulations are making it more difficult for organizations and individuals to help other people register to vote in Florida as the presidential election year heats up.
Local state rep says there will be ‘massive teacher cuts’ at Duval County schools, blames expansion of voucher program
Read full article: Local state rep says there will be ‘massive teacher cuts’ at Duval County schools, blames expansion of voucher programLocal State Rep. Angie Nixon said there will be massive teacher cuts at Duval County public schools.
Crisis in the classroom: The overwhelming response when we asked about the teacher shortage
Read full article: Crisis in the classroom: The overwhelming response when we asked about the teacher shortageCrisis in the classroom: The overwhelming response when we asked about the teacher shortage. We received more than a thousand responses from people when we asked the top three reasons behind teacher shortages. Florida leads the nation in teacher shortages, but the national data from Brown University doesn't explain why. Teachers play a crucial role in preparing the next generation and often spend more time with our kids than we do. Lack of pay, hours, stress, and politics are cited as major factors contributing to the shortage.
Mayor Deegan says UF Florida Semiconductor Institute would be ‘game changer’ if it lands in Jacksonville
Read full article: Mayor Deegan says UF Florida Semiconductor Institute would be ‘game changer’ if it lands in JacksonvilleJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is calling a plan that could bring a high-tech computer institute and manufacturing center to Jacksonville a “game changer.”
By the Numbers: 130 Florida manatee deaths reported in first two months of 2024
Read full article: By the Numbers: 130 Florida manatee deaths reported in first two months of 2024A reported 130 manatees died in Florida during the first two months of 2024. Here are the counties with the most manatee deaths.
Gov. Ron DeSantis talks law and order for Florida spring break hot spots
Read full article: Gov. Ron DeSantis talks law and order for Florida spring break hot spotsGov. Ron DeSantis is holding a news conference Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Miami Beach Convention Center. He will be joined by FDLE Commissioner Mark Glass and FLHSMV Executive Director Dave Kerner.
Florida Senate to consider bill that would limit people without homes from sleeping, camping in public
Read full article: Florida Senate to consider bill that would limit people without homes from sleeping, camping in publicThe Florida Senate will consider a controversial bill Monday that would ban people from sleeping or camping in public.
‘They’re all people’: Pro-Palestinian group rallies in downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: ‘They’re all people’: Pro-Palestinian group rallies in downtown JacksonvilleEmotions ran high at a pro-Palestinian rally held in Downtown Jacksonville as organizers and protestors said they want people to see the death toll in Gaza as more than just a statistic.
TELL US: How do you feel about anyone under 18 years old needing a license to drive a golf cart in St. Johns County?
Read full article: TELL US: How do you feel about anyone under 18 years old needing a license to drive a golf cart in St. Johns County?The St. Johns County Commission approved a second reading of a golf cart ordinance Tuesday requiring anyone 18-years or younger to possess a valid learners or driver’s license in order to operate one. This matches a state law that passed last year.
DeSantis says he’d bring back a 1950s-era immigration policy if elected
Read full article: DeSantis says he’d bring back a 1950s-era immigration policy if electedA 1950′s-era immigration policy that resulted in the deportation of more than an estimated one million migrants could be resurrected if Ron DeSantis wins the presidential election.
Florida State Guard raising eyebrows over how it plans to deal with migrants
Read full article: Florida State Guard raising eyebrows over how it plans to deal with migrantsThe Florida State Guard — a volunteer force established in 2022 by Governor DeSantis — is raising eyebrows over how it plans to deal with migrants.
Florida has handed out grades for every school and school district. Here’s how our 11 area districts fared
Read full article: Florida has handed out grades for every school and school district. Here’s how our 11 area districts faredThe Florida Department of Education (FDOE) on Monday released school grades for the 2022-23 school year.
TRUST INDEX: Fact checking claims made during the DeSantis/Newsom debate
Read full article: TRUST INDEX: Fact checking claims made during the DeSantis/Newsom debateFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis and California Governor Gavin Newsom squared off in a a contentious debate Thursday night and News4JAX is running some of the statements they made through the Trust Index. The two clashed on several issues including the economy, and gun control, and the city of Jacksonville was also mentioned in the governors’ discussion about crime rates.
Appeals court hears arguments after judge ruled North Florida Black congressional district was purposely dismantled
Read full article: Appeals court hears arguments after judge ruled North Florida Black congressional district was purposely dismantledLawyers representing Black voters told a three-judge federal panel that Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis violated the U.S. Constitution by deliberately dismantling a congressional district that favored Black candidates.
National civil rights leaders plan hate crime summit in Jacksonville
Read full article: National civil rights leaders plan hate crime summit in JacksonvilleNearly one week after a gunman killed three Black people in New Town, National civil rights leader Al Sharpton, the family of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and the Anti-Defamation League announced plans Monday to bring a hate crime summit to Jacksonville.
President Biden announced $95 million to help Maui recover from wildfires
Read full article: President Biden announced $95 million to help Maui recover from wildfiresPresident Biden to talk about what the federal government can do to respond to the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia in Florida and the recent deadly wildfires in Maui.
Racially motivated deadly mass shooting brings attention to New Town neighborhood
Read full article: Racially motivated deadly mass shooting brings attention to New Town neighborhoodThe racially motivated murders in Jacksonville’s New Town community have created grief and additional strain in an urban neighborhood that was already experiencing challenges. There are no grocery stores in New Town, no restaurants, or access to shopping.
City, faith leaders come together at prayer vigil after deadly mass shooting
Read full article: City, faith leaders come together at prayer vigil after deadly mass shootingCommunity members, faith and city leaders joined together Sunday at a prayer vigil to remember the live of three victims who were violently killed in a Saturday’s mass shooting at a Dollar General.
Florida’s insurance crisis: DeSantis says ‘knock on wood’ during hurricane season
Read full article: Florida’s insurance crisis: DeSantis says ‘knock on wood’ during hurricane seasonGov. DeSantis is also making news after addressing the topic, on a conservative talk show, where DeSantis is urging patience and hoping for no hurricanes this season.
Gov. Ron DeSantis expected to launch presidential campaign next week, reports say
Read full article: Gov. Ron DeSantis expected to launch presidential campaign next week, reports saySources close to Florida Gov. DeSantis said he plans to officially file with the Federal Election Commission to formalize his presidential candidacy.
Who voted? A look at Tuesday’s election turnout in Duval County
Read full article: Who voted? A look at Tuesday’s election turnout in Duval CountyTaking a closer look at Tuesday's election results – which saw more voters show up - than in the March election. And, it wasn’t just how many turned out – but who those voters were.
Florida sending troops, officers to Texas to help with border control
Read full article: Florida sending troops, officers to Texas to help with border controlGov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday said Florida “stands ready” and will send Florida National Guard troops and law-enforcement officers to Texas to help with border control as he nears an expected announcement of a White House bid.
Tristyn Bailey Foundation helps pass law blocking release of minor’s crime scene photos, videos
Read full article: Tristyn Bailey Foundation helps pass law blocking release of minor’s crime scene photos, videosThe law under public records no longer requires the release of photos, video, audio recordings, and autopsy reports related to domestic violence.
Disney sues Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis citing efforts to retaliate and hurt business
Read full article: Disney sues Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis citing efforts to retaliate and hurt businessWalt Disney Parks and Resorts filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Gov. Ron DeSantis and others on his Central Florida Tourism Oversight District for “declaratory and injunctive relief.”
New bill intends to decrease frivolous lawsuits, make changes to Florida’s negligence system
Read full article: New bill intends to decrease frivolous lawsuits, make changes to Florida’s negligence systemGov. Ron DeSantis signed a new law in March that impacts the ability to file civil lawsuits in the state of Florida.
2023 Trooper of the Year: Florida trooper honored for saving runners from drunk driver
Read full article: 2023 Trooper of the Year: Florida trooper honored for saving runners from drunk driverThe American Association of State Troopers (AAST) nationally recognized Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) Master Trooper Toni Schuck as the 2023 Trooper of the Year on Friday.
New death penalty law raises questions about on-going cases
Read full article: New death penalty law raises questions about on-going casesOne day after Governor DeSantis signed new legislation which lowers the threshold for a jury vote on death penalty cases, there's one very important unanswered question, in which cases will the law apply?
NAACP Florida chapters recommend travel advisory amid DeSantis policies
Read full article: NAACP Florida chapters recommend travel advisory amid DeSantis policiesAt its statewide conference in Orlando, member organizations of the Florida NAACP voted unanimously to recommend that the national NAACP board issue a nationwide travel advisory against moving or visiting the Sunshine State.
Statewide teachers union, other groups file lawsuit challenging Florida’s library book rules
Read full article: Statewide teachers union, other groups file lawsuit challenging Florida’s library book rulesSeveral groups are now challenging Florida’s rules that restrict what books and media are available in public schools.
Poll: UNF students ‘strongly disagree’ with removal of DEI programs, courses
Read full article: Poll: UNF students ‘strongly disagree’ with removal of DEI programs, coursesA poll of more than 800 students, and a handful of faculty, staff and others, at the University of North Florida showed overwhelming approval of the institution’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, programs and courses.
Students, faculty, alumni blast Gov. DeSantis’ collection of ‘gender dysphoria services’ info from public universities
Read full article: Students, faculty, alumni blast Gov. DeSantis’ collection of ‘gender dysphoria services’ info from public universitiesGovernor Ron DeSantis, R-Florida, has collected information from the state’s public universities about the number and ages of individuals who have received or even sought gender-affirming care over the past five years.
TELL US: What do you think about mandatory menstrual cycle reporting for high school athletes?
Read full article: TELL US: What do you think about mandatory menstrual cycle reporting for high school athletes?The Florida High School Athletic Association's 16-member board of directors, made up of 14 men and 2 women, will vote on whether or not to make high school athletes report on their menstrual cycle.
Analyzing the data: DeSantis wins by largest margin of any Fla. governor in 40 years
Read full article: Analyzing the data: DeSantis wins by largest margin of any Fla. governor in 40 yearsGov. Ron DeSantis handily won his reelection Tuesday night by the largest margin of any Florida governor in 40 years.
Gov. DeSantis, Charlie Crist make campaign stops in Northeast Florida ahead of election
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis, Charlie Crist make campaign stops in Northeast Florida ahead of electionCharlie Crist, the democratic candidate for governor visited a Jacksonville nonprofit, and Governor DeSantis rallied voters in Clay County Friday to campaign for the midterm election.
Deegan, Fried call for all elected officials to speak out against rising antisemitism in Florida
Read full article: Deegan, Fried call for all elected officials to speak out against rising antisemitism in FloridaState and Local leaders continue to denounce the antisemitic language projected onto TIAA Bank Field following the Georgia-Florida game and seen on local buildings last weekend.
VIDEOS: Coast Guard makes heroic rescues in area hit hardest by Hurricane Ian
Read full article: VIDEOS: Coast Guard makes heroic rescues in area hit hardest by Hurricane IanAn aircrew from Air Station Miami, U.S. Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin, rescued several people stranded in Sanibel Island Thursday. On Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard District 7 shared the body camera video of the rescues.
Mayor Curry: ‘We can’t afford to be complacent’ as Ian approaches
Read full article: Mayor Curry: ‘We can’t afford to be complacent’ as Ian approachesJacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry on Sunday morning urged Jacksonville residents to be prepared as the city is expected to feel the effects of Tropical Storm Ian in the coming days.
I-TEAM: Gov. DeSantis gets backlash from Hispanic leaders and political challenger Charlie Crist over transporting migrants
Read full article: I-TEAM: Gov. DeSantis gets backlash from Hispanic leaders and political challenger Charlie Crist over transporting migrantsOn the heels of a federal lawsuit filed against Governor Ron DeSantis, the State of Florida and other state officials over transporting 50 migrants to Martha’s Vineyard from Texas… DeSantis’ challenger in the governor’s race - Charlie Crist - held a virtual meeting with leaders in the Hispanic community. They allege the migrants were misled before boarding the planes, which they say is a violation of the law.
DeSantis, Biden butt heads over Florida’s migrant flights to Martha’s Vineyard
Read full article: DeSantis, Biden butt heads over Florida’s migrant flights to Martha’s VineyardDeSantis said more flights and buses were likely after he secured $12 million in relocation funding from the state legislature.
UN committee says Florida’s ‘anti-riot’ law ‘unduly restricts the right to peaceful assembly’
Read full article: UN committee says Florida’s ‘anti-riot’ law ‘unduly restricts the right to peaceful assembly’A Florida law is getting international attention from a special United Nations committee aimed at combatting racial inequality around the world.
Duval County School Board candidate shows favor for DeSantis endorsing local candidates, Duval Democrats speak out
Read full article: Duval County School Board candidate shows favor for DeSantis endorsing local candidates, Duval Democrats speak outGov. DeSantis made his rounds around Florida Sunday on his Education Tour. He made a stop in Jacksonville and brought out some of the candidates he’s endorsing for school board positions in the area.
Gov. DeSantis says he won’t declare state of emergency against Monkeypox
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis says he won’t declare state of emergency against MonkeypoxGovernor Ron DeSantis said he will not declare a state of emergency against monkeypox. However, Florida has the third most cases in the nation.
Monkeypox vaccine program expands in Glynn County, available at Health Dept. starting Friday
Read full article: Monkeypox vaccine program expands in Glynn County, available at Health Dept. starting FridayThe Georgia Department of Public Health on Wednesday announced the Coastal Health District’s monkeypox vaccination program was expanding.
Clay County School Board, District 5
Read full article: Clay County School Board, District 5Two candidates are seeking the votes for Clay County School Board, District 5. This is a nonpartisan office appearing on the August ballot and will be selected by all voters in the district, regardless of party.
Analysis: Florida Supreme Court will have 3 options to consider with Florida’s abortion ban
Read full article: Analysis: Florida Supreme Court will have 3 options to consider with Florida’s abortion banThe new law is in effect for now because the judge’s order won’t have an impact until he puts the ruling in writing.
Responsible Fatherhood law offers opportunities to local non-profits
Read full article: Responsible Fatherhood law offers opportunities to local non-profitsThe child welfare bill focuses on encouraging fathers to take an active role in their children’s lives and provides grants to community-based membership programming.
Freedom Week in Florida: Here’s what you can buy without paying sales tax
Read full article: Freedom Week in Florida: Here’s what you can buy without paying sales taxJust in time for the summer, starting July 1, you can save money on entertainment purchases and recreational sporting and outdoor items.
Gov. Ron DeSantis flags on the USS Orleck raise questions about politics and non-profits
Read full article: Gov. Ron DeSantis flags on the USS Orleck raise questions about politics and non-profitsThis weekend, flags for Governor Ron DeSantis were up, and some people are asking, 'Can political flags be posted on a ship that’s run by a non-profit?'
Community organizations throw Pride rally, party outside Duval County School Board
Read full article: Community organizations throw Pride rally, party outside Duval County School BoardEquality Florida said they want to ensure Duval County provides a safe and inclusive environment for all LGBTQ students.