Tegna has posted a job opening for an Investigative Producer at KARE in Minneapolis.

The job posting states that the Investigative Producer develops and produces in-depth news stories, often focusing on complex or sensitive topics. They are responsible for all aspects of the investigative process, from initial idea generation to final production, and work closely with reporters, editors, and legal teams to ensure accuracy and compliance.

Responsibilities of the job:
Story Development: Identifying and pitching compelling investigative story ideas, conducting thorough research, and developing creative storytelling approaches.
Newsgathering: Securing interviews with sources, experts, and officials, and gathering relevant documents and evidence.
Fact-Checking and Accuracy: Ensuring all information is accurate and verified, working with legal and standards teams to minimize potential risks.
Production: Writing scripts, coordinating visuals (graphics, photos, video), and overseeing the editing process to create impactful content for various platforms.
Collaboration: Working closely with reporters, editors, and other team members to shape the narrative and ensure the story is compelling and engaging.
Platform Adaptation: Tailoring content for different formats (TV, digital, social media).
Mentorship: Training and mentoring other team members in investigative techniques and best practices.
Ethical Considerations: Maintaining high journalistic standards and adhering to legal and ethical guidelines throughout the process.
All other duties as assigned and deemed appropriate.

So, what do you think this job pays? It’s a lot of work, plus Tegna wants you to help train and mentor others as well.

The job at KARE will pay $28,400 dollars.

You can make more working in fast food.

Tegna should be ashamed.