Gabriella Nunez is a Digital Content Producer with a focus on local news in the Atlanta area. She has written for multiple news outlets, including 11Alive and WMAZ-TV, covering a range of topics including crime, local events, and human interest stories. Gabriella is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged through her reporting.
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Gabriella Nunez's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and evolving or breaking stories in the Georgia and Atlanta area. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing or recently developed local events, especially those involving crime, government & politics, as well as community-oriented stories.
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By: Zach Merchant, Gabriella Nunez
Georgia voters discussed what matters most to them in the final weeks before Election Day.
Every Georgia voter will see these three issues on their ballots.
By: Gabriella Nunez
If English proficiency is a concern, these metro Atlanta counties have election materials and poll workers that can help.
Every Georgia voter will see these three issues on their ballots.
Every Georgia voter will see this state tax court measure on their ballots.
Christopher Wolfenbarger is accused of gruesomely killing his wife, Melissa, decades ago.
When people go to the polls to vote, they may come across a poll watcher.
Voting in Georgia can feel intimidating or confusing. Here's what you need to know before you head to the polls.
By: Michael Botsford, Gabriella Nunez, Faith Jessie
The transit SPLOST referendum is a 1% sales tax that, if passed, would be in place for the next 30 years.
The Atlanta rapper is one of three defendants left in the Fulton County RICO trial.
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