Chicago, IL, August 17, 2026 —

Chicago Public Media staff have been honored with two national Edward R. Murrow Awards, recognizing excellence in journalism. The awards were announced recently, as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times.

The prestigious Murrow Awards are presented annually by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) to honor outstanding work in broadcast and digital journalism. This year, Chicago Public Media’s newsroom staff received recognition in two distinct categories. Specific details regarding the categories for which the awards were given were not provided in the reporting by the Chicago Sun-Times.

The Murrow Awards are among the most respected and competitive honors in the journalism industry. They celebrate the journalistic traditions established by Edward R. Murrow, emphasizing thoroughness, accuracy, and courage in reporting. Winning a Murrow Award signifies a high level of achievement and impact in newsgathering and storytelling.

The Chicago Sun-Times reported on this achievement, highlighting the significance of the national recognition for Chicago’s public media outlet. Further details about the specific projects or staff members honored were not immediately available.

The RTDNA has a long history of promoting journalistic integrity and ethical standards. The organization selects winners based on the quality of their reporting, their impact on the audience, and their commitment to serving the public interest. The selection process involves a rigorous review by a panel of judges.

The recognition for Chicago Public Media underscores the quality of journalism produced by its staff. The specific nature of the winning entries and the individuals involved are expected to be further detailed by Chicago Public Media in subsequent communications.



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