Reporter

WHIO-TV signed on February 23, 1949, on channel 13. It was the first television station in Dayton to begin broadcasting, although WLWD (channel 2, now WDTN) was the first to have its license granted.

* Display urgency, tenacity and passion to get the best, most complete content quickly into the digital space and on TV by deadline. * Create breaking news content effectively and cmmunicate to managers as soon as a story is confirmed, and update weather content when weather conditions warrant. * When the first to arrive on the scene of breaking news, quickly assess the situation, relay information to the assignment desk. * Generate clean, concise content that is balanced and unbiased, complete, in-depth and dependable, incorporating, where appropriate, a diverse range of sources. Content should not contain errors of fact or judgment. * Use strong interviewing skills and demonstrate voice and/or script-writing skills by providing live and/or recorded content for use on radio. * Demonstrate social media savvy and use technology to file content remotely. * Are flexible in scheduling because of the changing needs of news events, including working overtime and being on call, and handle other assignments as needed.

* Report regularly on breaking and developing weather events and their aftermath. * Maintain speed, quality and clarity on air while describing breaking news. * Create multiple news stories per day. * File reports for radio and digital. * Pleasant-speaking voice with clear articulation.