Almost two years after a Jacksonville teenager was shot and killed just a few hours after receiving his high school diploma, his family is still waiting to see his killer behind bars.

Dozens of Jacksonville crime victims and their families are making their way to the state capitol rallying for legislation that helps survivors and victims of violent crimes.

Hundreds of crime victims and their families are going to Tallahassee for a rally on Tuesday to call on lawmakers to craft legislation to help survivors of violent crimes and families of victims.

Family and friends of a Raines High School football star killed hours after his graduation held a candlelight vigil in his memory on Tuesday.

Rashaud Fields was shot and killed one year ago at a graduation party just a few hours after he received his diploma from Raines High School. There is a $13,000 reward for information that lands the person responsible in jail, but no arrests have been announced.

Community leaders are coming together this weekend to say “enough is enough.”

The family of a Raines High School football star, who was shot and killed shortly after graduating, believes a recently announced reward is making an impact.

The parents of a Jacksonville teenager killed hours after his high school graduation this spring are asking the community for help finding his killer.

The Philippian Community Church on New Kings Road was filled Saturday with family, friends and loved ones of Raines football player Rashaud Fields.

Family, friends and community leaders on Friday marched in memory of a Raines High School student who was shot and killed just hours after his graduation.

With the parents of Rashaud Fields not yet speaking publicly with News4JAX, his extended family came together Wednesday afternoon — hoping to stop short any rumors or assumptions people might make about the Raines High School graduate.