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PNW Regional Murrow Awards are in:



As usual KING Seattle enters the most and wins the most - 7 categories: Newscast, Feature Reporting, Continuing Coverage, Documentary, DEI, Video and Sports Reporting.   But KGW in PDX takes Overall Excellence and two others, including Investigative.  KIRO took Hard News.  One each for KOIN, OPB and KPTV.

Small Market Overall Excellence goes to KXLY in Spokane and KREM wins Newscast there.  Apple Valley News in Tri-Cities won Investigative.

On the radio side, KIRO 97.3 wins  Overall Excellence and Newscast.

These winners go on to the RTDNA national contest.   Sadly the radio network that gave him fame is gone.

Full list here of winners and content here:

https://www.rtdna.org/2026-regional-edward-r-murrow-award-winners

Comments

  1. IDC9May 28, 2026 at 12:16 PM

    Congrats to everyone who won an award in this year's contest!

    I'm not surprised to see KING racking up another batch of awards, but I am thrilled to see that the Portland and Spokane stations are well represented this year. I was also happy to see Apple Valley News Now in the Tri-Cities win one. And even short-staffed KIRO managed a win!

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  2. AnonymousMay 28, 2026 at 12:51 PM

    They give an award for DEI? Why, of course they give an award for DEI. KING is all about that.

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