The Dallas Morning News' journalism in 2023 has been recognized in several regional, national and international journalism awards.
Deadly Fakeon the fentanyl crisis in Texas. It is beautifully displayed with nearly 50 different points of entry into the content,” said the judges for the category. “Each entry point is illustrated and headlined, so you see the people and know the story before diving into it. The pieces are accessible and informative and range from ‘What can I do?’ to ‘How we lost our son to fentanyl.
won the Roy Peter Clark Prize for Excellence in Short Writing for her story about how a grieving mother remembersstaff as a finalist for the Deborah Howell Award for Writing Excellence for its breaking and ongoing coverage of thewon first place for Star photojournalist of the year with photography covering an array of subjects including the Cowboys, Rangers, an“the untold legend” of Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith’s hands.
For Best of West contest — which judges entries from newspapers, magazines and news websites in the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming —won first place in project reporting. One of the judges described the work as “one of the most ambitious and well-executed series I’ve ever seen.” Another judge commented that it was “expansive, intentionally understandable and transformative.
For the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing Best in Business Awards, Elizabeth Guevara of Southern Methodist University won in the student journalism category.Mentors guide pleasant grove youth to a life free of violence and addiction
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