Jason Gunn

Jason Gunn

Digital Content Creator

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

Amazon expanding drone deliveries to 500 cities

From toiletries to grill accessories, hundreds of cities could now begin to see their Amazon deliveries literally drop from the sky, as the retail giant is expanding their drone delivery service to nearly 500 cities nationwide. 

National Guard troops have minimal impact on crime in DC, analysis finds

President Donald Trump’s deployment of thousands of National Guard troops to Washington, part of his crime-reduction strategy in Democratic-run cities, has become a daily fixture across the capital. But a Reuters review of court documents shows how those troops only play a small role in law enforcement. 

ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen dies at 93

Bill Rasmussen, the founder of the 24-hour cable sports network, ESPN, has died at the age of 93 from the effects of Parkinson’s disease, the network said in a media release today.