Do news stations pay for stories?

Alianna Copeland June 19, 2024
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By Joshua Avery December 04, 2024

Typically, investigative reporters earn between $56,850 and $70,661 annually, with a median salary around $61,937. While some stations may pay for stories, compensation varies widely based on experience and station policies.

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Do news stations pay for stories?
Do news stations pay for stories?