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Elizabeth Rawlins is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and an Atlanta native whose broadcast career has taken her on a 'tour de Georgia.'  

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The start of her career in 2012 as a WSB-TV intern propelled her into her first job as a reporter in Augusta, Georgia.

 

In 2013, she moved on to the Coastal Empire where she nurtured her craft from a MMJ (multimedia journalist) to investigative reporter before eventually becoming a weekday evening anchor.

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Since retuning to her hometown in 2019, she has worked for both WAGA/FOX 5 Atlanta and WSB-TV. ​

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In 2019, She earned a Southeast EMMY Award for her coverage of the C130 military plane crash that killed 9 airmen from Puerto Rico. 

 

Additionally, she has received awards from the Associated Press and Georgia Association of Broadcasters for her dedication and excellence in breaking news events and investigative journalism.

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Rawlins earned her B.A. in Mass Communication from Georgia College & State University and received her M.A in Education from the University of Georgia.