Nexstar Media Group Inc.
Business and Lobbying Reporter
Nexstar Media Group Inc., Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
The Hill, a division of Nexstar Media Group, is hiring a business and lobbying reporter to cover the intersection of K Street, Wall Street, and Main Street. You will be responsible for covering the world of Washington, D.C., lobbying, how businesses seek to shape federal policy, and the ways policymakers influence business in the U.S.
About the role:
The business and lobbying reporter will be responsible for a mix of spot news stories, regular briefs, and features for a national audience. A successful candidate will not only understand lobbying and policymaking but also be able to break down policy battles for readers beyond the Beltway. The reporter will play a key role in compiling our annual top lobbyists list and will work closely with colleagues on The Hill’s policy, congressional, White House, and campaign teams in a collaborative newsroom environment. Responsibilities include:
Contributing to The Hill’s coverage of business trends, economic indicators, labor unions, federal regulations, and congressional hearings focused on business and the economy. Leading The Hill’s coverage of lobbying and influence, including two weekly lobbying briefs. Co-writing The Hill’s nightly “Business and Economy” newsletter. Skills and qualifications:
A degree in journalism or a related field is required; previous reporting experience in a metro or national media environment is preferred. Candidates should have good instincts for understanding what readers want and be able to produce error-free, clean journalism on a tight timetable. Basic familiarity with Google Trends, SEO skills, and real-time analytics are a plus. Application process:
Please upload your materials, including your updated resume, a brief cover letter explaining your interest and fit for the position, and your portfolio or samples of your work. Completing these steps will ensure the highest consideration. Any person in this position will be represented by the Washington-Baltimore News Guild, Communications Workers of America Local 32035, AFL-CIO. About The Hill
Established in 1994, The Hill is the country’s definitive digital source for non-partisan political news and information. Known as an essential, agenda-setting read for lawmakers and influencers inside the Beltway, its trusted content is widely shared on social media across the U.S. Our properties include TheHill.com, reaching 41 million monthly users; Hill.TV, with 1.4 billion annual views; The Hill’s print edition; Elevate Studios, creating branded content; and The Hill Events, hosting virtual policy discussions. Salary Range: $55,000 - $60,000, commensurate with experience. Benefits include medical, dental, vision insurance, paid time off, a 401(k) with company match, paid parental leave, life insurance, and more. Part-time employees are eligible for some benefits. Union positions are covered by their Collective Bargaining Agreement. #LI-On-site
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The business and lobbying reporter will be responsible for a mix of spot news stories, regular briefs, and features for a national audience. A successful candidate will not only understand lobbying and policymaking but also be able to break down policy battles for readers beyond the Beltway. The reporter will play a key role in compiling our annual top lobbyists list and will work closely with colleagues on The Hill’s policy, congressional, White House, and campaign teams in a collaborative newsroom environment. Responsibilities include:
Contributing to The Hill’s coverage of business trends, economic indicators, labor unions, federal regulations, and congressional hearings focused on business and the economy. Leading The Hill’s coverage of lobbying and influence, including two weekly lobbying briefs. Co-writing The Hill’s nightly “Business and Economy” newsletter. Skills and qualifications:
A degree in journalism or a related field is required; previous reporting experience in a metro or national media environment is preferred. Candidates should have good instincts for understanding what readers want and be able to produce error-free, clean journalism on a tight timetable. Basic familiarity with Google Trends, SEO skills, and real-time analytics are a plus. Application process:
Please upload your materials, including your updated resume, a brief cover letter explaining your interest and fit for the position, and your portfolio or samples of your work. Completing these steps will ensure the highest consideration. Any person in this position will be represented by the Washington-Baltimore News Guild, Communications Workers of America Local 32035, AFL-CIO. About The Hill
Established in 1994, The Hill is the country’s definitive digital source for non-partisan political news and information. Known as an essential, agenda-setting read for lawmakers and influencers inside the Beltway, its trusted content is widely shared on social media across the U.S. Our properties include TheHill.com, reaching 41 million monthly users; Hill.TV, with 1.4 billion annual views; The Hill’s print edition; Elevate Studios, creating branded content; and The Hill Events, hosting virtual policy discussions. Salary Range: $55,000 - $60,000, commensurate with experience. Benefits include medical, dental, vision insurance, paid time off, a 401(k) with company match, paid parental leave, life insurance, and more. Part-time employees are eligible for some benefits. Union positions are covered by their Collective Bargaining Agreement. #LI-On-site
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