Olivia Gunn
Digital Content Producer
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.
An Orange Mound building is no longer allowed to operate as a homeless shelter after the City of Memphis deemed it unsafe for occupancy.
Planters Gin Company on Mallory Avenue was ordered to cease all operations because its emissions posed a risk to public health.
Coronavirus is not the only thing health officials are worried about this holiday season.
Mark Carter has been chosen to take on the role when the Collierville Fire Department launches its first ambulance transport service in July 2022.
The program offers free space heaters or electric blankets for low-income seniors and disabled residents.
Initially, the duo was going to serve 500 meals, but because of the demand, Kroger committed to 100 extra meals.
The lawsuit filed in 2017 claims Methodist executives ran a Medicare and Medicaid scheme resulting in $800 million in fraudulent payments.
Christopher Cosby has been named as the CEO of Saint Francis-Hospital Memphis.
Through the collaboration, a Le Bonheur satellite location will be placed inside Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.
The new building incorporates state-of-the-art technology to better serve the needs of Shelby County residents.
Rosalie will work in the Staff Resilience Center, which assists employees in finding ways to cope with stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue.
Baptist Women’s Center is partnering with organizations during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to provide mammograms to underinsured and underserved women in Shelby County.
The Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus in the county in 2021.
Whenever a child loses their life, the Ride of Tears group will organize to ride in honor of the innocent and as a reminder to the community.
After a delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital in Memphis' $95 million expansion got underway Friday.
The two-mile walk is set for 9 a.m. Saturday, starting at First Baptist Church-Broad Life Center, and will go through the Binghampton neighborhood.
The governor of Tennessee has signed an executive order, reinstating certain regulatory flexibilities for hospitals.
It’s a big achievement for the trauma center at LeBonheur Children’s Hospital in Memphis.
The agency will host the largest one-day feeding event in its 40-year history August 27.
There are new opportunities for EBT recipients in Memphis.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Nursing and the Sickle Cell Foundation of Tennessee have been awarded nearly $50,000 each.
The partnership includes the first of its kind cancer-focused urgent care center in Memphis.
The Columbus VA Clinic is opening its doors next week for homeless veterans.
The vehicle will be used to carry staff and equipment to blood drive and other Red Cross-related events.