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
Iowa city council opens meeting with a ‘Hail Satan’ satanic prayer
A city council meeting in Iowa came under an intense discussion amongst its council after a satanic prayer was read to open their council meeting this week.
Margaret Hamilton, pioneering Apollo program software engineer, dies at 90
Margaret Hamilton, the pioneering computer software engineer who led the development of on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo moon missions, has died at age 90.
White House responds to backlash over Trump's ‘take out’ LA, San Diego remarks
The White House is pushing back against backlash over President Trump’s comments about attacks on California cities, saying his remarks were misunderstood, and the reaction was “not rooted in reality."
After the penny, Congress looks to tackle the cost of the nickel
After Congress moved to eliminate the penny, some lawmakers say the nickel should be next in efforts to make U.S. coins more cost-efficient to produce.
President Trump considering suspending federal gas tax
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he is considering suspending the federal gasoline tax as soaring fuel prices threaten Republicans ahead of November’s midterm elections.
Reggie McFadden, 'In Living Color' and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' comedian, dies at 57: report
Reggie McFadden, the actor and comedian known for his work in Fox’s “In Living Color” and sitcom “Curb Your Enthusiasm” has died at 57, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
License plate reader leads to arrest after 2 boys hit, 1 killed in hit-and-run
A child was killed after a driver struck two boys with a vehicle in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon.
Florida man threatens to blow school up, brings compound bow, arrows, knives on campus
A man carrying a compound bow, arrows and multiple knives was arrested Friday morning after entering the campus of a Florida middle school, according to police.
North Carolina police stop two men 'driving' couch on a public roadway
Police in North Carolina made an unusual type of traffic stop last weekend.
These are the top selling US auto sellers - See who has the top spot
The big three U.S. automakers remain dominant among the top US auto sellers in the third quarter, but high gasoline prices pushing people to hybrids are bringing a new player into the fold.