The Herald/Review is looking for an enterprising reporter to cover one of the most active and wide-ranging law enforcement and border beats you’ll find anywhere in the country.
We serve the communities of Cochise County, Arizona, which borders both New Mexico and Mexico. Our area is consistently highlighted in the national debate on border policy. The Herald/Review strives to cover the border stories others don’t — we go more in-depth, more nuanced and stay on the story long after the national publications leave. Herald/Review reporting on this beat has been widely cited and awarded over the years.
This beat also includes our local law enforcement agencies and court activity. You’ll also contribute to our coverage of Fort Huachuca, a Sierra Vista-based military installation focused on cyber security.
Qualifications:
This is a full-time position with full benefits, including medical, dental and vision insurance, and a 401k retirement plan. We are an equal opportunity employer.
Please send a resume and cover letter to Herald/Review Publisher Jennifer Sorenson at jennifer.sorenson@myheraldreview.com and Wick Communications Digital Audience Editor Reilly Kneedler at reilly.kneedler@wickcommunications.com.
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