Victor Rodriguez
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.
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Local educators worried about future of Head Start program after leaked document raises red flags
Read full article: Local educators worried about future of Head Start program after leaked document raises red flagsThere has been significant discussion recently regarding the future of Head Start, the early education program that supports hundreds of thousands of children from low-income families. While the Trump administration claims it will not cut funding, a leaked document has raised concerns among educators and families.
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Angie’s Subs: A Jacksonville Beach staple expands its legacy
Read full article: Angie’s Subs: A Jacksonville Beach staple expands its legacyAngie's Subs has been a staple of Jacksonville Beach for decades. As it continues to expand on its current location, the owner also has plans to go beyond its foundation in the beach community.
Attorneys for family of man killed in FSU shooting call for ‘transparency’, say they feel ‘left in the dark’
Read full article: Attorneys for family of man killed in FSU shooting call for ‘transparency’, say they feel ‘left in the dark’Attorneys for the family of one of the two men killed during the mass shooting at Florida State University will speak at a news conference on Wednesday morning outside the student union.
Jacksonville files default motion seeking public auction of Laura Street Trio
Read full article: Jacksonville files default motion seeking public auction of Laura Street TrioThe city of Jacksonville filed a default motion to resume the public auction of the Laura Street Trio after giving time for another developer to buy the buildings.
‘I didn’t want to believe it’: Family heartbroken after dog was killed by 2 German Shepherds in St. Johns County home
Read full article: ‘I didn’t want to believe it’: Family heartbroken after dog was killed by 2 German Shepherds in St. Johns County homeA St. Johns County family is heartbroken after their puppy was fatally mauled by two loose dogs that got into its home on April 16.
Classes resume Monday as FSU students mourn following deadly shooting; in-person attendance is not required
Read full article: Classes resume Monday as FSU students mourn following deadly shooting; in-person attendance is not requiredClasses will resume at Florida State University on Monday, four days after a deadly shooting on campus left two people dead and six others injured.