3 management jobs found

The News Tribune is looking for a collaborative, audience-focused reporter to help us expand our coverage of transportation in the Pierce County area.  This reporter will take a unique service journalism approach that focuses on listening to and serving local readers with quick, need-to-know information in an accessible format. We’re looking for a reporter who can balance daily and breaking news (think wrecks and traffic jams) along with quick-turn enterprise stories that focus on road work, transportation projects and how our tax dollars are spent.  This is a job for a resourceful digger who understands that building a loyal audience around a topic requires publishing consistently and often. You are right for this role if you understand that frequent, consistent publishing builds habits in readers, who come to trust that they can depend on you to deliver each day, giving them a reason to come back and engage. You will be the face of our coverage, so front-facing video...

NCWLIFE and The Wenatchee World are seeking a Reporter / Multimedia Journalist to join our award-winning local news team in Wenatchee, Washington. Craft accurate, engaging stories across television/video, printed publications, digital and social platforms in this truly multimedia storytelling role. Work with news leadership to select, write, fact-check and publish articles. Interact with the public in developing story leads and articles based on independent research and news tips. What You’ll Do Develop story ideas as assigned or based on leads by conducting research, investigating and observing. Track your stories for follow ups and important future advancements on a story. Produce written and visual assets to enhance the story across media. Collaborate with the visual team as appropriate. Produce stories for digital, television/video and printed publications using proper grammar and following AP style guidelines while also ensuring they are compelling and...

The News Tribune is looking for a collaborative, audience-focused reporter to help us expand our coverage of transportation in the Pierce County area.  This reporter will take a unique service journalism approach that focuses on listening to and serving local readers with quick, need-to-know information in an accessible format. We’re looking for a reporter who can balance daily and breaking news (think wrecks and traffic jams) along with quick-turn enterprise stories that focus on road work, transportation projects and how our tax dollars are spent.  This is a job for a resourceful digger who understands that building a loyal audience around a topic requires publishing consistently and often. You are right for this role if you understand that frequent, consistent publishing builds habits in readers, who come to trust that they can depend on you to deliver each day, giving them a reason to come back and engage. You will be the face of our coverage, so front-facing video...