Miami Today seeks to add a serious hard news reporter to cover government in booming Miami. You will be writing for an involved audience and will be providing these readers impartial, insightful and detailed articles that they might act upon.
Miami is perhaps the best community for local news in the nation. One of your challenges will be to select among possible reporting assignments to produce articles with long-term impact and importance. Because Miami is also a community of newcomers, you will work to put background and context into your reports.
You will be writing for a well-educated audience and will probably be writing about some subjects that are new to you, requiring some research and backgrounding.
Miami Today is an award-winning weekly newspaper in its 41st year with digital components of some of our articles at miamitodaynews.com as well as a full paid digital edition. Please review the website before you apply.
Please apply to the editor at mlewis@miamitodaynews.com with your resume, cover letter and three news clips of which you are proud.
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