Oklahoma Voice is dedicated to original, objective reporting examining the intersection of policy, impact and power. We deliver unflinching, nonpartisan coverage of how Oklahomans are affected by the decisions made in our state capital and beyond. Our name is a nod to the state’s robust history of oral storytelling and our mission to elevate the voices of Oklahomans too often sidelined by the political process. We are seeking a reporter who can provide important information to readers about elected officials, how public money is spent, and the ways that policy decisions affect people across the Sooner State.
Part of States Newsroom, Voice is based in Oklahoma City and covers the Legislature, governor’s office, state agencies, elections and other government officials. This reporter will produce daily and enterprise stories, take photos, and share content on social media.
The ideal candidate will know how to track trending topics and hold officials accountable through deep source building and public records requests. The reporting will take Oklahomans beyond press releases, providing a deeper understanding of their state government.
The salary for this reporting position starts at $55,000 and rises with experience.
To apply send a cover letter, resume with references and at least three clips or links to previous work to jobs-at-statesnewsroom.com.
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.
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