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WUSF News receives 22 awards from the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists

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Steve Newborn
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WUSF Public Media
Eleven journalists from WUSF were honored for their work during an awards ceremony in Orlando on Saturday.

Eleven journalists from WUSF were honored for their work during 2021.

Work produced by WUSF’s journalists in 2021 received 22 awards from the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists on Saturday, including first place in 17 categories.

Reporter and All Things Considered cohost Kerry Sheridan was named the state’s top radio reporter and her colleague, Stephanie Colombini, was named a finalist in that category for the third year in a row.

In all, 11 WUSF journalists were honored for their work that spanned the range of in-depth investigative reporting to general assignment daily stories and from the website to the station’s podcast.

The first place honors:

  • Online/Web/Digital: WUSF News; Carl Lisciandrello& Rick Mayer
  • Health Reporting | Series: Unequal Shots; Kerry Sheridan, Stephanie Colombini, Julio Ochoa

WUSF’s Finalists:

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