I'm a data-driven journalist with a passion for uncovering the truth. I've spent the last decade exposing corruption, detailing injustice and holding those in power accountable. My work has led to resignations, investigations, and real change in my community.
For eight years, I reported for my hometown newspaper before founding Jacksonville’s first investigative nonprofit news site, The Tributary. I worked there as the editor from December 2020 through December 2024, and now I’m continuing my work as a freelance investigative reporter and editor.
I specialize in using data to tell stories about why things go wrong.
I've uncovered how a public defender mismanaged funds, paying political allies with state salaries while his attorneys made the lowest salaries in the state.
I've documented racial disparities in drug prosecutions.
I've used data and interactive maps to expose racial gerrymandering and neighborhood segregation.
Email: andrew.pantazi [at] gmail [dot] com
Twitter: @APantazi