Year in review: My Top 10 most memorable stories of 2018
By Bobby Ross Jr.
My dream job would be pretty close to what I do right now: traveling all over the U.S. and even around the world to report the news.
I consider myself blessed to have enjoyed another (mostly) exciting year in journalism, including my full-time work with The Christian Chronicle and freelance gigs with media such as Religion News Service, The Washington Post and Christianity Today. (That’s not to mention my regular blogging for GetReligion.)
Since I love to look back and reflect, I compiled my Top 10 most memorable stories of 2018.
Here they are, in random order:
1. 25th anniversary of Waco inferno: I visited the Branch Davidian compound where David Koresh — leader of an apocalyptic religious sect known as the Branch Davidians — and 75 followers perished in a firestorm on April 19, 1993. My in-depth takeout for Religion News Service was picked up by USA Today. As part of that package, I did a Q&A with Bob Ricks, who was the face of the FBI during the Central Texas standoff — and whom I first interviewed a quarter-century earlier in the immediate wake of the siege.
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Faith. Family. Fastballs. 