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The Morning Call is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. Because that’s the only way we will deliver on our mission to provide meaningful journalism to the diverse communities we serve. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us.   The Morning Call in Allentown, Pa., is looking for a reporter to expand our coverage of the Lehigh Valley’s dining and retail scene. This reporter would look at restaurants, dining and retail from the consumer viewpoint, reporting on trends and issues, from the impact of the pandemic to controversies to food safety, as well as breaking news and other features. This position would also seek to engage our audience through debates and contests, such as “Who has the best pizza in the Lehigh Valley?” and “10 places that make a great cheesesteak” and would help manage our “Go Eat Lehigh Valley” Facebook group. The right candidate should understand how to find great stories and tell them with compelling clarity. Previous experience as a food or dining writer is a plus but not a requirement.

The Pioneer Press papers are seeking a full-time general assignment reporter to cover a geographic beat in the suburbs of Chicago. Tribune Publishing is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. Because that’s the only way we will deliver on our mission to provide meaningful journalism to the diverse communities we serve. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us.

The Chicago Tribune is looking for a dynamic reporter to lead our state Capitol bureau in Springfield, Ill.    Tribune Publishing is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. Because that’s the only way we will deliver on our mission to provide meaningful journalism to the diverse communities we serve. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us.

The Orlando Sentinel is looking to fill a position on its Editorial Board. The primary duties of the job are to report and write editorials and a locally focused column.   Tribune Publishing is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. Because that’s the only way we will deliver on our mission to provide meaningful journalism to the diverse communities we serve. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us.  

The Hartford Courant, a Pulitzer-prize winning publication, is looking for a sports columnist who is ready to capture and chronicle the athletic world in state well known for its passions when it comes to basketball, hockey, baseball and other sports. The right candidate will be responsible for covering the diverse sports scene of Connecticut, the happenings of athletes and programs connected to the state and national conversations and trends around sports. The right candidate should understand how to find great stories and tell them with a strong voice. Previous experience as a columnist is a plus but not a requirement.   The columnist will help create premium content for Courant.com and other digital platforms that engages audiences and supports the newsroom’s mission. The columnist will bring expertise and knowledge to their coverage areas and able to create the most compelling content the newsroom has to offer in text and other forms, including, when appropriate, video, audio, podcasts, Facebook Live events, etc. They will have exceptional writing and reporting skills and be fluent in assessing audience through basic metrics and publishing on other platforms such as social media. They will be prepared to promote themselves, their work and The Hartford Courant through social channels, in broadcast media and at live events.   The columnist must be self-directed and consistently deliver superior work with little direct supervision. They often work long and irregular days and hours, sometimes on projects with demanding deadlines, and travel when necessary. The sports columnist must possess initiative; creativity; good news judgment; attention to detail; self-direction; the ability to multitask and meet deadlines; the ability and desire to work with a team; a strong command of the English language and a commitment to accuracy. They should have a sophisticated understanding of digital trends, social media and audience metrics.   Tribune Publishing is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. Because that’s the only way we will deliver on our mission to provide meaningful journalism to the diverse communities we serve. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us.

The Hartford Courant, a Pulitzer-prize winning publication, is looking for a dining reporter who shares the same passion for food, drink and the world of dining as the readers of Connecticut. The right candidate will be ready to capture and chronicle the dining world in state well known for its passions when it comes to food. The dining scene in Connecticut is varied and diverse and our mission is to capture its full breadth in stories, photos and other forms of content. The right candidate should understand how to find great stories and tell them with compelling clarity. Previous experience as a food or dining writer is a plus but not a requirement.   The dining reporter will help create premium content for Courant.com and other digital platforms that engages audiences and supports the newsroom’s mission. The columnist will bring expertise and knowledge to their coverage areas and able to create the most compelling content the newsroom has to offer in text and other forms, including, when appropriate, video, audio, podcasts, Facebook Live events, etc. They will have exceptional writing and reporting skills and be fluent in assessing audience through basic metrics and publishing on other platforms such as social media. They will be prepared to promote themselves, their work and The Hartford Courant through social channels, in broadcast media and at live events.   The columnist must be self-directed and consistently deliver superior work with little direct supervision. They often work long and irregular days and hours, sometimes on projects with demanding deadlines, and travel when necessary. The sports columnist must possess initiative; creativity; good news judgment; attention to detail; self-direction; the ability to multitask and meet deadlines; the ability and desire to work with a team; a strong command of the English language and a commitment to accuracy. They should have a sophisticated understanding of digital trends, social media and audience metrics.   Tribune Publishing is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. Because that’s the only way we will deliver on our mission to provide meaningful journalism to the diverse communities we serve. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us.

The Morning Call in Allentown, Pa., is looking for a Urban Life reporter who will tell the stories of our underreported urban communities, not from the politicians’ point of view, but its residents, particularly in the Latino neighborhoods of Allentown, whose population is 50% Hispanic, and Bethlehem. We want a reporter who will be aggressive in developing sources in the community in pursuit of telling stories of social injustice and how that injustice affects daily lives. We also want a reporter to show the positive or negative effects of public policy on urban residents, including criminal justice and possible reforms. In short, we want to tell the stories of our cities that we aren’t telling now. The Morning Call is part of Tribune Publishing, located 60 miles north of Philadelphia and 90 miles west of New York City in the thriving Lehigh Valley.   The Morning Call is committed to hiring people with diverse backgrounds, voices and visions. Be yourself. Bring yourself. We hold ourselves accountable for fostering inclusion and opportunity across race, gender, age, creed, identity and experience. Join us!

The Chicago Tribune graphics team is looking for a news applications developer. This person will be a key part of a team focused on creating the digital experience of the newsroom's most important projects.    When our team works a story we take on reporting and refining data, dreaming up visuals and hammering out the code to make a story work. Here are a few examples of the kind of thing you'd work on with us:   - How an airline crash changed travel:https://graphics.chicagotribune.com/flight-191-anniversary/index.html - How we tested popular cellphones for radiofrequency radiation: https://www.chicagotribune.com/investigations/ct-cell-phone-radiation-testing-20190821-72qgu4nzlfda5kyuhteiieh4da-story.html - Sexual abuse and broken systems in Chicago Public Schools: http://graphics.chicagotribune.com/chicago-public-schools-sexual-abuse/index.html - Broken promises in a downtown neighborhood: http://graphics.chicagotribune.com/cityfront-center-kamin/index.html - Tracking every bullet fired by Chicago Police: http://apps.chicagotribune.com/cpd-shootings-database/   Chicago is an incredibly dynamic news town and the Tribune is an amazing place to do journalism with impact.    Work will be creative and intense and you'll be coding to tell stories that are important to the city, whether that is being a watchdog of powerful people and institutions, helping explain the Chicago experience and place in the world.   This position offers competitive salary and benefits and a flexible schedule.