As part of our new team, you will focus on environment and climate change coverage while exploring human conditions that impact life in our unique city. The role requires an eagerness to tell stories about how we live in our community.
It is a situation I blundered into by chance. I landed my first job as a reporter at the Deming Headlight after several years as a columnist for the same paper. They let me continue writing the column, which later migrated (with me) to the Las Cruces Sun-News; but my editors and I managed my dual role with care.
KSFR radio seeks a passionate and dedicated journalist to specialize in comprehensive coverage of news in Northern New Mexico. The News Reporter & Producer produces daily news for radio broadcasts, in-depth radio features, and special reports as assigned. Along with Read more…
KUNM is hiring its next news director. All of the details are available at The University of New Mexico’s employment website.
For best consideration, please apply by Thursday, May 13.
While not all “pink slime” operations are as expansive as the one uncovered by the Times, many are still being created to fill the void that local newspapers leave when they close their doors.
Here are five ways to sus out whether your news source is real local news or “pink slime” propaganda.
