Broadcast Legend Daniel Schorr Dies at 93

NPR news analyst  Daniel Schorr died Friday, July 23 at a Washington DC hospital.  He was 93.  Listen to NPR's story here. It's impossible to overestimate Daniel Schorr's impact on journalism - from his early days working with Edward R. Murrow, to the founding of CNN, to the last 25 years as NPR's news analyst, a familiar and beloved voice to millions of listeners. He will be greatly missed. Listen to the One-Hour NPR Memorial Special Listen to an interview Robert Siegel did with Schorr in 2006 Daniel Shorr's NPR Archive

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KNAU's Daniel Kraker Wins National Edward R. Murrow Award

Daniel Kraker's story "Navajos Hope for Stimulus Dollars" has won a prestigious national award from the Radio Television News Directors Association for Hard News Feature Reporting. The story was one of seven regional Edward R. Murrow awards that KNAU won in its five-state region. Those entries are then judged for the national competition.   Click here to hear the story that aired on KNAU Click here to hear the story that aired on NPR's Morning Edition

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