The Albuquerque Journal, the largest newspaper in New Mexico, is seeking a reporter to cover city and county government.
We’re looking for an energetic, aggressive reporter who can mine meetings, legislation, records and sources for stories that show how our city and county are being run, and why it matters to our readers.
We’re looking for a digitally minded reporter, who can hold true to the mission of the beat — holding public agencies accountable — while being committed to finding ways to engage readers with that mission.
This beat is a gold mine for an enterprise-minded reporter, but also offers a steady stream of dailies, so we’re looking for someone fast enough to cover news when it breaks, but focused enough to stay on top of slower-developing stories.
We’re looking for someone with:
Preferred but not required:
The beat entails:
Interested applicants should send a resume, cover letter and five published clips to Gabrielle Porter at gporter@abqjournal.com. Please put “city reporter” in the subject line.
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