RTDNA presents 2015 National Edward R. Murrow Awards
Hundreds fill Gotham Hall in Manhattan for a reception, dinner and the awards ceremony.

Hundreds fill Gotham Hall in Manhattan for a reception, dinner and the awards ceremony.

A winning story follows the legacy of a Wisconsin teen's mission.

This year's winner for small market radio breaking news talks about challenges of covering a big story.
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Media Confidential
Story idea: The date you can first file a FAFSA form will soon move up, offering an opportunity for parents.
The longtime Atlanta executive producer was the first woman to be president of NABJ.
Six notable journalists will present trophies at the Edward R. Murrow Awards Gala on October 12.
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This year's winner for network radio series took an in-depth look at a Baltimore murder case.
Guide offers tips to provide fair and accurate coverage of mental illness and substance abuse.
Resist the temptation to visit the latest newswriting fad coming around the corner.
More than 50 journalism and open government organizations urge the Obama administration to loosen restrictions on public information.
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A coalition of journalism organizations sent a letter to Governor Brown.