The Idaho Statesman seeks an enterprising local government reporter to join its award-winning newsroom in Boise, one of the fastest-growing metro areas in America.
Our City of Boise reporter covers the city government, including the mayor’s office and City Council, and other issues that arise in Idaho’s capital city. We’re looking for a reporter who can translate government actions into audience-friendly stories — and one with a knack for finding accountability angles.
Our journalism focuses on our local communities, and in that role we have the ability to spotlight problems, highlight solutions and truly make a difference — all the reasons you got into journalism. And we are part of McClatchy, a digitally driven company focused on innovation, with newsrooms in 30 communities in the United States,
In our Boise reporter, we’re seeking a versatile and resourceful journalist who is as skilled in public records as she/he/they are in developing sources. You’ll need a passion for accountability journalism and the drive to sift through data, dig through documents and explain complex issues in an approachable way.
What you’ll bring:
In this role, you will need to:
The successful candidate should meet many, though not necessarily all, of the following requirements:
To apply, include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and four to six examples of your best work.
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