2005 National Journalism Awards

Updated September 9, 2022 | Infoplease Staff

The Scripps Howard Foundation sponsors the annual National Journalism Awards, honoring the best in print, Web and electronic journalism and journalism education.

Investigative Reporting Walt Bogdanich and Jake Hooker, The New York Times, “A Toxic Pipeline”
Public Service Reporting Chicago Tribune, “Hidden Hazards”
Editorial Writing Sonni Efron, Los Angeles Times
Commentary Steve Lopez, Los Angeles Times
Human Interest Writing Julia O’Malley, Anchorage (Alaska) Daily News
Web Reporting washingtonpost.com, “Fixing D.C.’s Schools”
Environmental Reporting Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
Washington Reporting McClatchy Washington Bureau
Editorial Cartooning Steve Kelley, New Orleans, The Times-Picayune
Distinguished Service to the First Amendment News Sentinel, Knoxville (Tenn.)
Photojournalism Matt McClain, Rocky Mountain News
Business/Economics Reporting The Wall Street Journal
Excellence in Electronic Media/Radio Alix Spiegel, National Public Radio
Excellence in Electronic Media/TV-Cable WJLA-TV, Arlington, Va., “Drilling for Dollars”
College Cartooning William Warren, Old Gold & Black, Wake Forest University
Journalism Teacher of the Year Dr. Elinor Kelley Grusin, The University of Memphis
Journalism Administrator of the Year David M. Rubin, Syracuse University

2006 National Journalism Awards

Investigative Reporting Charles Forelle, James Bandler, Mark Maremont and Steve Stecklow, The Wall Street Journal
Public Service Reporting Michael Smith and David Voreacos, Bloomberg News, “Slaves in the Amazon”
Editorial Writing John Diaz, Pati Poblete, and Caille Millner, San Francisco Chronicle
Commentary Chris Rose, The Times-Picayune
Human Interest Writing Lane DeGregory, St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times
Web Reporting washingtonpost.com, “Being a Black Man”
Environmental Reporting Kenneth R. Weiss and Usha Lee McFarling, Los Angeles Times
Washington Reporting Wes Allison, “A Republican vs. Republican Cellular Division”
Editorial Cartooning Stephen Benson, The Arizona Republic
Distinguished Service to the First Amendment San Francisco Chronicle, Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams
Photojournalism Rick Loomis, Los Angeles Times
Business/Economics Reporting Steve Everly, Kansas City (Mo.) Star
Excellence in Electronic Media/TV-Cable WTHR-TV, Indianapolis, “Cause for Alarm”
College Cartooning Erin Russell, The Michigan Daily, University of Michigan
Journalism Teacher of the Year Robert Richards, The Pennsylvania State University
Journalism Administrator of the Year Dr. Shirley Staples Carter, University of South Carolina

2005 National Journalism Awards

Investigative Reporting Robin Fields, Evelyn Larrubia and Jack Leonard, Los Angeles Times, “Guardians for Profit, ”
Public Service Reporting South Florida Sun-Sentinel, “FEMA: A Legacy of Waste”
Editorial Writing Tony Biffle, The Sun Herald, Gulfport, Miss.
Commentary Steve Lopez, Los Angeles Times
Human Interest Writing Brady Dennis, St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times, “300 Words” series
Web Reporting roanoke.com, The Roanoke Times, Va., “Going Down the Crooked Road”
Environmental Reporting Ken Ward, The Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette
Washington Reporting Chris Adams and Alison Young, Knight Ridder Washington Bureau , “Discharged and Dishonored”
Editorial Cartooning Michael Ramirez, Los Angeles Times
Distinguished Service to the First Amendment Post Register, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Photojournalism Damon Winter, Los Angeles Times
Business/Economics Reporting Luke Timmerman and David Heath, The Seattle Times
Excellence in Electronic Media/Radio BBC World Service, Public Radio International ,and WGBH. The four-part series examined scientific progress on the research and dramatically different attitudes and practices in China, Israel, Britain and America.
Excellence in Electronic Media/TV-Cable WCCO-TV, Minneapolis, executive producers Tom Aviles, Lino Rulli, and David Schechter’s “The Last Flagraiser.”
College Cartooning Russell Gottwaldt, F Newsmagazine, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Journalism Teacher of the Year Dr. Louis A. Day, Louisiana State University.
Journalism Administrator of the Year Thomas Kunkel, University of Maryland.


 
 
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