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Newton resident wins Regional Edward R. Murrow Award COURTESY OF GBH NEWS GBH News reporter and Newton resident Craig LeMoult, was awarded a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award. GBH News, a public media outlet in Boston, was awarded a total of six Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards. Awarded by the Radio Television Digital News Association, the Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards pay tribute to important and high-impact local journalism and are among the most prestigious awards in the news industry. Regional winners automatically advance to the national Edward R. Murrow Awards, which are expected to be announced in July. “During a year when reporters have faced intense challenges, including navigating and covering a global pandemic, racial reckoning and a deeply divided political season, GBH News journalists consistently delivered high quality, contextualized and distinctive local news stories,” said Pam Johnston, general manager of GBH News. “The exceptional work done across our newsroom and recognized today by the RTDNA, shines a light on the impact and importance of trusted local journalism.”
GBH News Wins Six Regional Murrow Awards, Including Inaugural Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Prize GBH News has been honored with six Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, including the awards for overall excellence and excellence in diversity, equity and inclusion. This is the second year in a row the public media newsroom has taken home the award for overall excellence. “During a year when reporters have faced intense challenges, including navigating and covering a global pandemic, racial reckoning and a deeply divided political season, GBH News journalists consistently delivered high quality, contextualized and distinctive local news stories,” said Pam Johnston, general manager of GBH News. “The exceptional work done across our newsroom, and recognized today by the RTDNA, shines a light on the impact and importance of trusted local journalism.”