High of the Ticker: ABC Information led all nationwide information shops, receiving six awards on the 2025 Nationwide Edward R. Murrow Awards, together with Total Excellence within the Community TV and Community Radio classes. NBC Information obtained 5 awards, adopted by CBS Information and Al Jazeera with three apiece. MSNBC, NewsNation, Scripps Information, Univision, and AJ+ all gathered one award within the nationwide class. Winners might be celebrated on the Edward R. Murrow Gala Oct. 13 in New York.
The outcomes are in! 🏆 The 2025 Nationwide Edward R. Murrow Awards winners have been revealed, and we’re thrilled to announce the most effective in broadcast and digital journalism.
Congratulations to all nationwide winners! 🎉
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Diane Sawyer Returns: Former Good Morning America co-anchor Diane Sawyer returns to ABC Information with a brand new one-hour particular actor Bruce Willis’ relationship with Emma Heming Willis and his household as he offers with frontotemporal dementia. Emma and Bruce Willis: The Sudden Journey—A Diane Sawyer Particular airs Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC Information, streaming the next day on Disney+ and Hulu.
.@dianesawyer sits down with Emma Heming Willis, who shares her deeply private story concerning the new actuality her household faces following Bruce Willis’s frontotemporal dementia prognosis, and her evolving position as his care accomplice. 📺 “Emma and Bruce Willis: The Sudden Journey –… pic.twitter.com/r5e2UySgT0
— ABC Information (@ABC) August 13, 2025
Reliving Katrina: Fox Climate is marking the twentieth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with a four-part documentary titled Hurricane HQ: Katrina’s Wrath 20 Years Later. Debuting Monday, August 25 at 8:30 p.m. ET and airing every subsequent night time, the documentary might be led by Fox Climate hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross, correspondent Robert Ray, and Fox Information senior meteorologist Janice Dean as they interview metropolis officers, meteorologists, and survivors, spotlighting first-hand accounts of the disastrous storm, the battle to rebuild town, and the fortifications now guarding New Orleans.
FOX Climate Correspondent @RobertRayWx displays on his protection throughout the historic Hurricane Katrina, 20 years after the catastrophe.#hurricane #hurricaneseason #HurricaneKatrina #extremeweather #historical past #FoxWeather pic.twitter.com/4A4mfgczc4
— FOX Climate (@foxweather) August 14, 2025
