Elizabeth Rawlins is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and reporter for WSB-TV in Atlanta.
She is an Atlanta native who began her broadcast career nearly 10 years ago in her hometown. She was thrilled to return in 2019 after spending nearly 7 years in Savannah at WTOC-TV where she was the weekday evening anchor and the lead investigative reporter.
In 2019, she earned a Southeast EMMY Award for her coverage of the C130 military plane crash that killed 9 airmen from Puerto Rico.
She has also received awards from the Associated Press and Georgia Association of Broadcasters for her dedication and excellence in covering breaking news events and investigative journalism.
When she's not in front of the camera, her passion for journalism and communication continues behind the scenes as a photographer and website design consultant.
What initially began as a hobby, Rawlins' passion for photography and web design eventually became a professional priority and an extension of her career.
Her professional journalism portfolio includes more than 7 years of experience in still photography and website design. She is best known for her attention to detail and candid ability to capture some of life's best moments.
Rawlins has been recruited by small businesses, healthcare practices and state agencies for services related to media consulting, photography, logo and brand design, as well as strategic campaigns.
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