Rashaud Fields News Today

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.

A Jacksonville artist is using her talent to bring comfort to families who lost loved ones.

The Fields family continues to demand justice, asking anyone who might have information about who killed Fields to come forward.

A local organization called “Silent Women Speaking” has brought mothers together who have lost a child to gun violence. Several moms from the organization sat down with News4JAX to talk about how their lives will never be the same.

The reward for information leading to an arrest in Rashaud Fields case rises to $13,000.

Rashaud Fields was supposed to play football at a collegiate level, but gun violence took that opportunity from the 18-year-old young man.

Survivors got together Saturday seeking answers and justice for their loved ones lost to Jacksonville street violence.

While driving on Edgewood Avenue West, before you approach the stop light on Carnation Road, there is a billboard of Rashaud Fields.

The Raines High School student was fatally shot after graduation last month.