Olivia Gunn
Digital Content Producer
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A native of Columbus, Georgia, Olivia is a mass media graduate of Columbus State University where she received extensive training in the field of communication, journalism, and reporting.
Prior to becoming a digital content producer, Olivia produced feature stories for several business owners, music artists, and events. She also completed internships at local news stations and media outlets.
She currently enhances her skills in mass communication via media productions, feature writing, and broadcasts.
Olivia is a current member of the National Association of Black Journalists, Lambda Pi Eta, and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.
Georgia state leaders have released statements regarding the verdict.
The riders have been around for years and last year, they raised enough money for Piedmont Columbus Regional to purchase a neonatal transport vehicle.
The Fountain City Classic is returning to Columbus this year.
The clinic will be held Saturday, April 10 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Senate Bill 202 is currently under consideration in the Georgia General Assembly and it would make some major changes to voting laws.
Seventy-five candidates are vying to become the next Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia Outstanding Teen.
McDonald defeated Democrat Daniel Blackman of Columbus in a runoff.
With only days left until Christmas, most people already have their Christmas tree up and decorated.
Deangleo Willis is charged with rape, sodomy, sexual abuse, and sexual torture.
The indictment alleges administrators searched for individuals to pose as fake students and falsely apply for federal financial aid.
The university reports 16 COVID-19 cases during the week of October 11. It’s the lowest number of new cases in a single week.
Georgia law requires all polling sites to be fully accessible and equipped with poll workers who are trained to take care of the needs of all voters.
The university said there are recent reports of two students allegedly being drugged at fraternity-related gatherings.
Justin Scott Reed, 30, is charged with sexual abuse involving an individual under 16 and sexual abuse of a child less than 12 years old.
Fort Benning announced Monday that this year’s Oktoberfest is canceled.
The district attorney’s office said 23-year-old Roy Bailey and others were involved in a sex trafficking operation exploiting girls for personal gain.
For the first time in its history, there will be no Georgia National Fair this year.
Senator Ed Harbison said there are too few employees handling unemployment cases and it’s creating a hardship for people during the coronavirus pandemic.
The bill, titled HEALS, would provide another round of stimulus checks to the public.
Demetria Johnson, Sean Johnson, and Joshua Tolbert all of Columbus, and Javion Phillips of Seale, Alabama are charged with capital murder and kidnapping.
In Columbus, some customers were turned away at the Walmart on Victory Drive for not wearing masks.
New numbers from the Georgia Department of Mental Health show Georgians are struggling now more than ever with mental health conditions like anxiety and depression.
Fort Benning has responded after parents of trainees expressed concerns of conditions after more than 140 soldiers tested positive for coronavirus on post.
34-year-old Santiago Baten-Oxlaj died at Piedmont Columbus Regional Hospital. He had been hospitalized since April 17.
Bishop said he understands the desire to get back to normal, but urges caution.
Georgia Power will also temporarily suspend residential disconnections for the next 30 days, beginning March 14.
Wednesday marked the proclamation of National Infantry Museum Day as the museum recently received its second win as USA Today’s Best Free Museum.
18-year-old Martell Robinson was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Athens Friday morning.
32-year-old Quinard Melton and 27-year-old Tevin Spinks were arrested Wednesday and are charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana.
62-year-old Daniel Jones died Friday afternoon at Piedmont Columbus Regional.
The video of the altercation began circulating on social media this month.
Shannon Eshman created an app called Able-Fi to help students with intellectual and developmental disabilities learn skills that enhance their independence.
Calhoun is the suspect in a carjacking of a 60-year-old woman at a Marathon gas station on Columbus Parkway last weekend.
The building was cleared with negative results.
The dog was recently looked at by the Lee County sheriff’s deputies after neighbors complained that the dog was being mistreated. The dog was reported missing Friday.
Between November 26, 2019 and December 8, 2019, there were approximately 27 reported cases of stolen vehicles and break-ins.
A celebration of life service is being held at Faith Chapel in Birmingham.
The motion to have his trial moved out of Muscogee County will be argued in court Tuesday.
The incident happened on Brookstone Dr.
Authorities have confirmed that everyone suspected of playing a role in the disappearance of Aniah Blanchard is now in custody.
According to Auburn University Campus Safety, the cord was found earlier Wednesday in a common area of a campus residence hall and quickly removed.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey is offering $5,000, UFC President Dana White, UFC Athlete Jon Jones, and an anonymous family from Homewood, Alabama added $25,000 each.
A formal complaint from 28 detainees claims the living conditions at the immigration center are abusive.
Superintendent Dr. David Lewis announced the arrest Monday during a school board meeting.
According to police, the juvenile suspect had a court hearing on Friday. He is being held in a regional youth detention facility in Lee County for the murder of John Jones.
Chief Deputy Coroner Freeman Worley confirmed first responders began the recovery at around 10 a.m.
The alligator was seen walking around downtown Columbus at 1st Avenue and 18th Street near TSYS.
As part of the annual Peanut Festival, organizers took a group on a trolley ride through town to see some special historical sites. The trolley ride even got a sneak peek at former U.S. president Jimmy Carter’s personal home.
Storie Atkins was named the winner of the Edyth May Sliffe Award by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). MAA is the world’s largest community of mathematicians, students, and enthusiasts.
Ashley Fields, Mary Jo Fryer, and Hunter Hathaway will compete against qualifying skaters from all over the southeast in one of Figure skating’s most prestigious events of the year.