Utah News Dispatch claims 9 awards in statewide SPJ contest
Utah News Dispatch reporters came home with nine awards in the Utah Headliners contest, put on each year by the state chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
The highly competitive statewide contest drew more than 1,200 entries, said Utah Headliners President Emma Penrod. The competition draws submissions in writing and reporting, television, radio, magazine, photojournalism and online categories.
Utah News Dispatch launched in 2024 as part of the States Newsroom nonprofit journalism network, with outlets in all 50 states focusing on state-specific government and policy. The Dispatch’s four full-time reporters competed in the large newsroom division, going up against Utah’s largest and oldest news organizations.
Utah News Dispatch claimed first place for best news-oriented website, and senior reporter Katie McKellar was recognized in the best news reporter category. Reporters’ winning stories, published in 2025, shone a light on some of the most pressing issues in the state including local impacts of federal cuts, homelessness, environmental concerns and more.
Here’s a complete list of Utah News Dispatch’s awards:
1st Place
Online: Best news-oriented website
2nd Place
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Breaking news
Katie McKellar, McKenzie Romero
2nd Place
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Climate and Environment
As Utah’s national parks stay open, so do questions about the shutdown’s impact
Annie Knox
2nd Place
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Explanatory reporting
5 things to know as the clock runs down on Colorado River talks
Annie Knox
3rd Place
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Best news reporter
Utah News Dispatch senior reporter Katie McKellar
3rd Place
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Growth and Development
What Utah lawmakers did — and didn’t — do for housing in 2025
Katie McKellar
3rd Place
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Homelessness and Housing
Utah youth homeless shelters face funding uncertainty amid federal cuts, freezes
Katie McKellar
Honorable Mention
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Continuing coverage
Katie McKellar, Alixel Cabrera, Annie Knox
Honorable Mention
Writing and Reporting – Division A: Diversity and equity
Rebirth after massacre: How this tribe’s river restoration could also help the Great Salt Lake
Katie McKellar