Investigative Journalist
Nexstar
Investigative Journalist
Nexstar
Owns and operates numerous U.S. stations
WOOD TV in Grand Rapids, MI is searching for an investigative storyteller. We're on the lookout for an Investigative MMJ with the right combination of solid news judgment, a passion for storytelling and a solid background in news reporting on an array of media platforms. The ideal candidate must be able to handle stories on all topics, know how to uncover documents, file FOIAs, and hold people accountable. Multiplatform reporting is essential. You need to know how to shoot and edit, create vertical videos, post on social media and generate stories for WOODTV.com, WOODTV+ streaming newscasts and WOOD-TV newscasts. Experience covering hard news is essential.
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As an Investigative MMJ you must be able to work outdoors in all weather conditions and work indoors in environmentally controlled conditions. You must be able to sit, conduct telephone conversations, use electronic mail, write letters and memos, conduct face to face discussions with individuals or groups, make decision without supervision, make decisions that impact the results of co-workers, and work in close proximity to others. Must be able to operate equipment weighing up to 25lbs.
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Nexstar operates the largest portfolio of local TV stations in the United States, owning 197 stations that air in many markets and are affiliated with major networks. It earns revenue from selling advertising time and from retransmission fees paid by cable and satellite providers that carry its signals. Beyond traditional TV, it owns digital media properties and runs NewsNation, as well as The Hill, expanding its reach online. Its goal is to provide broad access to news and entertainment across local markets while growing its digital footprint and maintaining steady revenue from advertising and distribution fees.
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