CINCINNATI, Jan. 2, 2025 -- The 72nd Scripps Howard Journalism Awards, one of the nation's most prestigious American journalism competitions, will offer $140,000 in prize money in 12 categories. The Scripps Howard Fund will be accepting entries for journalism produced in 2024 from now until Feb. 3.
Click here to submit an entry for the 72nd Scripps Howard Journalism Awards.
With a focus on high-impact and investigative reporting, the awards honor work from television stations, networks, radio and podcasts, visual media, online media outlets, independent producers, newspapers and other print publications.
2025 categories include:
- Audio Storytelling
- Business/Financial Reporting
- Environmental Reporting
- Distinguished Service to the First Amendment
- Narrative Human-Interest Storytelling
- Visual Human-Interest Storytelling
- Local/Regional Investigative Reporting
- National/International Investigative Reporting
- Opinion Writing
- Local Video Storytelling
- National/International Video Storytelling
Find the full category descriptions here.
Finalists for the 72nd Scripps Howard Journalism Awards will be announced in the spring. New this year, in addition to the prize money and trophy, Scripps Howard Journalism Award winners will also receive a travel stipend/honorarium to visit a university and present their entry to journalism students.
"The Fund is committed to advancing journalism by bridging the classroom and the newsroom," said Mike Canan, senior director of journalism strategies for the Scripps Howard Fund. "This opportunity allows the winners' impactful journalism to reach and inspire the next generation of journalists – preparing them to tell stories and reach audiences in innovative ways."
The Impact Award winner is chosen from the winners of the other 11 categories and select finalists. Last year's Impact Award recipient – The New York Times' Hannah Dreier – brought attention to the United States' failure to keep children out of unsafe working conditions and how young immigrants end up illegally working dangerous jobs. The impact of Dreier's work has been felt across the country at national and state levels. Within days of the first piece being released, the White House began an immediate child labor crackdown.
View the gallery of finalists and winners from the 71st Scripps Howard Journalism Awards here.
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