Gabrielle Bolden
Gabrielle Bolden is a fourth year broadcast journalism major attending Florida A&M University from Jacksonville, FL. Bolden is an aspiring multimedia producer. She previously served as a producer for News 20 at Five airing to at least 80,000 households, creating engaging content weekly. She pitched and wrote articles as a staff reporter for The FAMUAN Newspaper. She also produced the 2018 Election Night Special for News 20 at Five, covering state and local election races. Bolden interned for WCTV-Eyewitness News (CBS) producing a multimedia project covering the devastating wildfires in Eastpoint, Florida.
During Bolden's spare time, she enjoys reading and looking at documentaries.
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Over the weekend, Governor Ron DeSantis signed off on 10 new laws. Some will go into effect as early as July. The new laws range from an indoor vaping ban… -
After a 16-year battle, a bill concerning cancer coverage for Florida’s firefighters is heading to the Governor’s desk. Even though firefighters receive… -
Environmental groups gathered at the Capitol, Monday, to suggest ideas on how Governor Ron DeSantis can help advance clean energy. The environmental… -
Organizations are asking state legislators to stop preemption regulations. Preemption gives the state legislature the ability to limit or override local… -
The Florida Legislature wants to make it more difficult to amend the state Constitution. Leading the efforts is a proposal to ask voters to abolish…
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The Sadowski Housing Coalition wants the state to spend money in an affordable housing trust fund on affordable housing. While that is the plan in the… -
A shooting suspect has been detained after a three hour standoff at a Tallahassee student apartment complex. Update: 5:42 pm: 21-year-old Benjamin Mallory… -
Lawmakers hope allowing state colleges impacted by Hurricane Michael to waive out of state tuition for 3 years will spur economic growth. The bill will… -
Some college students are pushing Florida lawmakers to allow immigrant students access to state financial aid. The Florida Latinx Hispanic Union wants… -
Advocates for film and TV are trying to revive Florida’s incentive programs. They say the state can’t afford to be without it.Some lawmakers want to…
