Vermont Business Magazine Vermont Public has been honored with five 2025 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association, recognizing work across video, digital reporting, podcasts, feature storytelling and news series.
The awards highlight the breadth of Vermont Public’s journalism, from climate reporting and deeply human personal stories to immigration coverage, digital-first investigations and culture conversations.
The RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Awards are among the most prestigious honors in broadcast and digital news. Recipients are recognized for work that reflects the spirit of excellence Murrow established as a standard for journalism.
Vermont Public was honored in the small market category for the following work:
Excellence in Video: Songbirds are signaling climate change in Vermont
Podcast: Homegoings: Cailin Marcel Manson Ain’t Your Average Maestro
Digital: A collection of digital stories including investigations, in-depth beat coverage, reporter debrief social videos and breaking news.
Feature Reporting: 3 Vermonters on their late-in-life diagnoses
News Series: Sudden Separations: Immigration Enforcement in Vermont
“These awards reflect the strength and range of Vermont Public’s newsroom and local content,” said Angela Evancie, senior vice president of content at Vermont Public. “I’m especially proud that this year’s recognition spans all of our major platforms — radio, digital, video and podcasting — and reflects the many ways our journalists are serving Vermonters with thoughtful, ambitious and deeply reported work.”
The Radio Television Digital News Association is the world’s largest professional organization devoted exclusively to electronic journalism. Vermont Public competes in Region 10, encompassing Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Regional winners are under consideration for National Edward R. Murrow Awards, which will be announced later this year.
About Vermont Public
Vermont Public is an independent and community-supported public media organization, serving Vermont with trusted, award-winning journalism, internationally recognized kids’ programming, and locally hosted classical music. It also provides local access to national and international public television and radio programs from NPR, PBS, BBC and more.
Vermont Public’s programs, reporting, and resources are available statewide and beyond on radio and television broadcast networks, digital platforms and at events throughout the region. More information about programming, stations, services, and ways to support is available at vermontpublic.org.
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