Jarvis Robertson
Reporter, FOX Carolina News
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Jarvis Robertson is a reporter and multi-media journalist for FOX Carolina.
Jarvis is from Birmingham, AL and joined the FOX Carolina news team on Jan. 22, 2019 after working at news stations in Albany, GA and Savannah, GA. He graduated from UAB with a bachelor's degree in mass communications.
My favorite kind of music: Most genres
My favorite food: Pizza, dressing (I'm Southern) and candied yams
Hidden talents: I play piano and saxophone
Hobbies: Once you find them, let me know
Pets: Not yet
Children: Not yet
Most memorable story: Hurricane Matthew. That was my first time in a hurricane
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As the 100 deadly days of summer moves forward, we wanted to take a look at how one recently passed state law is affecting drivers. The ‘move right’ law, or as many call it the ‘slowpoke’ law.
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A kindergarten teacher in South Carolina got the surprise of a lifetime when her boyfriend proposed to her in front of students and faculty Friday afternoon.
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It was a magical day for one Upstate couple, as they wed at Prisma’s Roger C. Peace Rehabilitation Hospital.
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No matter your thoughts, the Southeast has seen an increase in tornado activity within recent years. Maybe it’s time you listen to the warnings. Weather studies have suggested that tornado alley is shifting more to the east. Some say it’s encompassing more territory.
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We introduced you all to Isaiah Custodio seven years ago after he suffered a brain arteriovenous malformation (AVM) rupture at the age of 13. He was a student at Mauldin Middle School at the time. Now he's thriving in life.
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Conner Kelly is a 10th grade student at James F. Byrne High School, as an avid outdoorsman, he’s inspiring others to be their best despite a traumatic experience.
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Warmer temperatures mean more fun in the sun but just know the critters are out and about.