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    Statesman earns 62 awards in Idaho Press Club contest. Here are the 2023 winners

    By Alex Brizee,

    13 days ago

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    The Idaho Statesman won 62 awards Saturday at the Idaho Press Club’s annual competition that highlights some of the best reporting throughout the Gem State.

    The paper’s reporters and staff won first place in 22 categories, including Reporter of Year (Kevin Fixler), Photographer of the Year (Sarah Miller) and Sports Reporter of the Year (Rachel Roberts). The Idaho Statesman and ProPublica’s coverage of Idaho’s crumbling schools took home first place in the state’s series category.

    Read some of the Statesman’s award-winning articles which included coverage of the University of Idaho homicides, Idaho’s sheepherders, the state’s faith-healing exemption and more. A full list of the state’s 2023 winners can be found on the Idaho Press Club’s website .

    General News Story

    Kevin Fixler, first place, Pennsylvania friends, neighbors recall Idaho homicide suspect

    Alex Brizee, second place, A Boise officer threw a handcuffed Black teen to the ground

    Spot News Coverage

    Alex Brizee, second place, Idaho jury finds Lori Vallow Daybell guilty

    Watchdog/Investigative Report

    Hayat Norimine, second place, Employees allege culture of retaliation at public health district

    Alex Brizee, third place, Idaho man’s hand broke in prison. It took months to see a surgeon

    Serious Feature Report

    Sally Krutzig, Kevin Fixler, second place, Boise was his home but Ukraine became his cause

    Light Feature Report

    Sally Krutzig, second place, She fought to change hair-braiding law. Now, Boise refugee owns one of Idaho’s first salons

    Sally Krutizig, third place, The singular story of Idaho’s loneliest parking meter

    Series

    Becca Savransky, Asia Fields, first place, Idaho’s crumbling schools

    Scott McIntosh, third place, Idaho’s opioid crisis

    Outdoor Feature

    Nicole Blanchard, first place, Company shut down after it stranded rafters. It reopened with a new name

    Nicole Blanchard, third place, When hikers go missing in Idaho’s backcountry

    Sports News Coverage

    Rachel Roberts, second place, Boise State’s ‘predator’ delivers road win in league opener

    Sports Feature Story

    Ron Counts, first place, A native of Egypt rallied to put together ‘special season’

    Michael Lycklama, third place, How Sofia Huerta’s journey is ‘just inspiring’ for Idaho

    Sports Prep News Story

    Michael Lycklama, second place, Did Idaho law create a transfer portal for high school sports?

    General Column

    Michael Deeds, first place, Words & Deeds

    Scott McIntosh, third place, the Idaho Way columns

    Specialty Column

    Bryan Clark, first place, Selected Columns

    Editorial

    Bryan Clark, first place, Idaho Christian nationalists continue their assault on First Amendment rights

    Bryan Clark, second place, Crapo’s critique of direct tax filing is really to protect his political donors

    Arts / Entertainment Report

    Michael Deeds, first place, Boise’s Treefort did a record crowd — and record park damage

    Michael Deeds, third place, These 10 new Meridian restaurants plan to open. Here’s when

    Political Report

    Ryan Suppe, Mia Maldonado, first place, Transgender rights advocates push back on bathrooms bill

    Ryan Suppe, third place, Idaho placed limits on OD reversal drug. Result could be ‘fewer lives saved’

    Elections Report

    Nick Rosenberger, Ian Max Stevenson, Rachel Spacek, Angela Palermo, David Staats, first place, 3 Boise-area candidates have past arrest

    Ian Max Stevenson, third place, This is Boise Mayor McLean’s record. This is Masterson’s case

    Education Report

    Angela Palermo, Daniel Ramirez, third place, U of I faculty, taxpayers respond to Phoenix acquisition

    Business Report

    Kevin Fixler, first place, Treasure Valley residents rankled by contractor accused of fraud

    Ryan Suppe, second place, New Idaho law bans selling scarce liquor licenses

    Rachel Spacek, third place, New subsidized apartments won’t help Boiseans who can least afford them

    Agriculture Report

    Ian Max Stevenson, first place, These foreign workers have some of the hardest jobs in Idaho

    Ian Max Stevenson Nicole Blanchard, Felicity Barringer, third place, Idaho cattle ranchers seek ways to restore Western land

    Crime / Courts Report

    Kevin Fixler, Alex Brizee, first place, Eyewitnesses dispute Boise police narrative of fatal shooting

    Religion Report

    Nicole Blanchard, first place, Idaho faith healing exemption still unchanged. Canyon County counts 8 more deaths

    Scott McIntosh, second place, This church is divided over LGBTQ rights

    Alex Brizee, third place, Lori Vallow Daybell holds extreme beliefs. What role did they play in murders?

    Environment Report

    Ian Max Stevenson, second place, Land use changes causing ‘a major problem’ for wells

    Health/Medical Report

    Ryan Suppe, Nicole Blanchard, third place, Idaho law forced women out of state for abortions

    Spot News Photography

    Darin Oswald, second place, Gas leak evacuation

    Feature Photography – Serious

    Darin Oswald, third place, Minidoka Survivor

    General News Photography

    Sarah Miller, first place, Death of a Veteran

    Darin Oswald, second place, Teen Suicide Vigil

    Photo Essay

    Darin Oswald, first place, Songbird Count

    News Portrait Photography

    Sarah Miller, first place, Kuna Mullet Boy

    Darin Oswald, third place, Baseball Player of the Year

    First Amendment Award

    Chadd Cripe, Alex Brizee, Ian Max Stevenson, first place, CITF reports

    Rachel Spacek, third place, Ada Community Library

    Best Website

    Staff, second place, IdahoStatesman.com

    Reporter of the Year

    Kevin Fixler, first place

    Becca Savransky, second place

    Photographer the Year

    Sarah Miller, first place

    Darin Oswald, second place

    Sports Reporter of the Year

    Rachel Roberts, first place

    Michael Lycklama, third place

    Best Newsletter

    Hayat Norimine, Ryan Suppe, second place, Capitol Letters

    Best Use of Drone

    Darin Oswald, second place, Water in Boise and the Treasure Valley

    Media Innovation Award

    Becca Savransky, Asia Fields, third place, A look inside Idaho’s schools

    Special Coverage

    Kevin Fixler, Sally Krutzig, Angela Palermo, Shaun Goodwin, third place, Moscow stabbing case

    Best Online-Only Video News Story

    Sarah Miller, first place, Idaho Drag Queens

    Best Online-Only Video Feature Story

    Darin Oswald, second place, Minidoka Legacy

    Best Online-Only Video Program – Public Affairs

    Scott McIntosh, Bryan Clark, second place, Lunch the Idaho Way

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