The local government reporter is, in essence, a local news reporter with a desire to make meetings, budgets and policy plain and accessible to our readers. This reporter connects communities while unearthing their issues, concerns and interests. With a deep desire to know what is – and isn’t – working, the local government accountability reporter seeks out solutions to Charlotte’s biggest hurdles, such as affordability, housing and public transportation issues.
The local government accountability reporter wants to break news on the beat, as well as develop thoughtful and exclusive enterprise and watchdog stories that are essential to readers, hold leaders and institutions accountable with a strong local source network and regular use of public records.
The reporter is expected to incorporate digital metrics into their decision about what resonates with readers.
The local government reporter will:
A great candidate will have:
To apply, include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and four to six examples of your best work.
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