The reporter will be responsible for covering Valero Energy, San Antonio’s largest publicly traded company; CPS Energy, the city-owned power provider; Toyota Texas; and other businesses based here. We also will look to this reporter for informed coverage of consumer fuel prices, renewable energy, labor market trends and government job creation efforts.
The successful candidate will have strong news judgment, a firm command of AP style and the ability to turn out breaking news stories quickly and develop deeper stories off the beat.
The San Antonio Express-News ( https://www.expressnews.com/ ) has been the voice of South Texas since1865, educating, informing, and entertaining an important and growing community. Its award-winning journalists cover the news that matters most, from restaurant openings and local events to the global economy, from military homecomings to foreign affairs, and from neighborhood struggles to international disasters.
The leading news organization delivers unparalleled reach across multiple platforms, through a trusted portfolio of brands including the region’s No. 1website, mySA.com. Through Hearst Texas, they provide innovative marketing and advertising solutions to local, regional, and national clients these include full-funnel strategy, market and audience research, a full complement of digital marketing solutions, event marketing, print solutions and more.
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