Sinclair is proud to announce its television stations have been honored with four prestigious National Headliner Awards. Among these honors is a first-place win in the Best Digital Information Podcast category, recognizing Sinclair's excellence in journalism and innovation.

1. National Headliner Awards Overview

   • The National Headliner Awards are among the oldest and most respected journalism contests in the United States.

   • These awards recognize outstanding journalistic achievements across multiple categories.

2. Sinclair’s Award Wins

   • Best Digital Information Podcast: Sinclair's podcast “Off The Radar” from The National Weather Desk, hosted by Emily Gracey and Brian Pietrus, took home first place.

     • Judges’ Comments: Emily Gracey has revolutionized weather journalism, making complex meteorology relatable with engaging, expert-driven content and fun surprises.

   • Best Feature or Human Interest Story (Second Place): “One of 1” by Chris Papst, Project Baltimore, highlighting impactful human interest reporting.

   • Broadcast or Cable Television Stations Sports Story (Second Place): “The Save” by Duane Pohlman, Holden Robinson, Kevin Barnett, and Austin Tanner, WKRC-TV, earned recognition for its excellent sports storytelling.

   • Best Health, Science, or Environmental Reporting (Third Place): “Broken Birth Control” by Angie Moreschi, Andrea Nejman, and Nathan Aaron, Spotlight on America, earned third place for its critical investigation in health reporting.

3. Sinclair’s Commitment to High-Quality Journalism

   • Quote from Scott Livingston: "These awards are a testament to the dedication and excellence of our journalists, who work tirelessly to produce impactful stories that serve and inform our communities."

Sinclair's recognition with four National Headliner Awards is a reflection of its commitment to delivering trusted, impactful journalism. From engaging podcasts to powerful feature stories and in-depth investigations, Sinclair continues to set the standard for excellence in news and media.