This journalist will cover breaking news around Vermont. When the state Legislature is in session, this reporter will primarily assist with that coverage but also help with other breaking news stories. When the Legislature isn’t in session, this reporter will focus on breaking news stories around Vermont. During the legislative session, which generally runs from January through May, this reporter is expected to report in person at the Statehouse as often as five days a week, subject to coverage needs. As part of this coverage of politics and policy, this reporter will look for examples of how Vermont’s government is working well for its citizens and how it is falling short. This reporter will contribute to VTDigger’s award-winning daily legislative newsletter, Final Reading, when the Legislature is in session. This position involves tracking leads from VTDigger’s tip line, covering state agencies charged with supporting, promoting and regulating businesses, and localizing changes to federal policy; contributing to Statehouse coverage; and tackling such topics as Vermont’s workforce shortage, aging population and broadband deployment. The reporter’s general assignment duties will vary widely. The position may evolve over time, based on the newsroom’s needs and the reporter’s interests.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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