Jason Gunn
Jason Gunn is a digital content creator for FOX TV Stations’ digital platforms.
A Virginia native, Jason began his career in broadcast news in Norfolk, Virginia, as an assignment editor coordinating coverage with reporters and producers.
Throughout his career, Jason has covered major, high-profile stories, including the D.C. Sniper trials and the Casey Anthony case in Orlando. Working in fast-paced, high-pressure environments, he developed the ability to quickly assess information, verify facts, and deliver clear, accurate reporting that connects with audiences.
As the media landscape evolved, Jason expanded into public-sector communications, where he led media relations, crisis communication, digital content strategy, and community outreach for large, high-visibility organizations. His experience in state and public office strengthened his ability to craft messaging that informs, builds trust, and reaches diverse communities.
Today, Jason continues to focus on digital storytelling and audience engagement, bringing together his experience in journalism and strategic communications to produce meaningful, impactful content across platforms.
Outside of work, he is a dedicated father to his son, Lennox, and enjoys following sports, mixed martial arts, and creating digital content.
The latest from Jason Gunn
Family of death row inmate blames doctor in botched execution
The family of a Tennessee death row inmate, whose execution was halted because of problems inserting an IV, has filed a complaint, accusing the doctor of violating ethics after the failed execution in May.
Target issues recall of Cat & Jack kids' sandals
Target is recalling about 211,000 pairs of kids’ sandals after federal safety regulators warned of a potential choking hazard from the plastic pearls on the shoes that can become detached.
Taco Bell responds to fans after pulling lettuce following cyclospora outbreak
Taco Bell responded to fans via X after it pulled lettuce from one of its suppliers as federal investigators continue probing a fast-moving Cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to restaurants in five states.
USCIS to scrap Biden-era 'public charge' policy that could deny green cards for immigrants
For many immigrants, the dream of coming to America is often shaped by images of sweeping butte filled Western landscapes, bustling cities or sunny coastal beaches. But for some hoping to make the United States their permanent home, that dream could become more difficult to achieve.
Hal Williams, 'Sanford and Son' and '227' star, dies at 91, reports
Veteran actor Hal Williams, famous for his roles as Officer "Smitty" on Sanford and Son and Lester Jenkins on 227, has died at 91, according to reports.
Senate undecided on future of daylight saving time bill
A bill to make daylight saving time permanent has passed in the House. However, it is not clear how much support the U.S. Senate has to make it become law.
Blood test could help identify people at high risk for Alzheimer's, study suggests
A blood test may help predict whether healthy older adults are likely to develop Alzheimer’s symptoms within five to 10 years, researchers reported Wednesday.
US expands offensive with daytime strikes against Iran
The U.S. military launched another wave of strikes against Iran on Tuesday, continuing operations that resumed the previous evening. The daytime attacks marked an escalation in the campaign aimed at limiting Iran's ability to disrupt commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Tyrannosaurus rex fossil sells for record $50 million at auction
A Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton known as Gus set a record for the most expensive fossil ever sold at an auction for $50 million at an auction Wednesday.
Deputy US Marshal fatally shot while serving arrest warrant in Louisiana
A deputy U.S. marshal was shot and killed Monday while serving an arrest warrant in Louisiana, authorities said.