Pros
Most positions are remote, except for those on the politics team or those covering immigration. Management is all over the country, which helps when breaking news hits and someone needs to edit a story. The company (Gannett) is fairly large, so there are ample opportunities to collaborate with others.
Cons
The company is consistently in financial trouble, so don't expect a 401 (k) match to be reinstated or for it to be under 3%. Raises aren't common and you'll often get denied them. They did a small cost-of-living increase recently, which added between $600 to $2,000 to people's annual salary. If you aren't a favorite, you won't get bigger stories. Editors are destined to tell reporters they aren't good enough to cover a topic, and to drill it in their heads. Avoid.