Victor Rodriguez
News4JAX photojournalist
An Orlando native, Victor has been a Photojournalist at WJXT since 2022. He works daily with reporters to create critical content that celebrates and educates local Jacksonville communities.
An Orlando native, Victor has been a Photojournalist at WJXT since 2022. He works daily with reporters to create critical content that celebrates and educates local Jacksonville communities.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Florida Highway Patrol have made 22 arrests in connection with “Operation Braking News,” a crackdown on racing at car meet-up events around Jacksonville.
After officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Vice Unit cleared Tipsy Bar and Grill early Sunday morning in an after-hours raid, the agency issued a release about what happened.
Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Vice Unit officers cleared Tipsy Bar and Grill early Sunday morning, citing several employees for allegedly serving alcohol after hours — and when News4JAX arrived at the bar Monday, a second problem was already posted on the front door.
An award-winning mural that has become a point of pride on Jacksonville’s Northside was partially damaged after a wall at Boobie Clark Park was hit, residents said.
According to Feeding Northeast Florida, 1 in 5 children in Northeast Florida goes to bed hungry. And the struggle only grows in the summer months when children who rely on eating breakfast and lunch at school must find those meals elsewhere. But one Jacksonville business wants to make things easier.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a person was killed after being trapped between a semi-cab truck and a power lift system in Mixon Town on Tuesday.
Clay County marine deputies patrolled Boater Skip Day on the St. Johns River, using mutual aid, radios and emergency lanes to respond quickly to medical calls, heat issues and drifting boats.
Former YMCA Tiger Academy teachers said they were blindsided by mass staffing changes announced on the last day of school.
An ordinary afternoon of playing outside turned into a Jacksonville parent’s worst nightmare when her 11-year-old daughter was mauled by a pit bull at a friend’s home, her family said.
The owner of Kitty’s Car Wash in Northwest Jacksonville said repeated burglaries in less than a month have left thousands of dollars in damage and put the business’s future at risk.
With hurricane season approaching and wildfire risks rising from drought conditions, Florida emergency experts are urging residents to go beyond the basics when building their emergency supply kits — and that includes protecting their most important financial documents.
A Jacksonville family is seeking justice and asking the community for help after a grandmother was killed earlier this month while walking on a Northwest Jacksonville road.