As we reported Sunday, the Tulsa World was honored as the best newspaper in its division this weekend at the Society of Professional Journalists' Oklahoma chapter contest for 2011.
I have linked up all the entries so you can read and view them all in one place.
There’s some incredible journalism here.
>Investigative Reporting by IndividualSecond place, Omer Gillham
Recently released prisoner gets new look, outlook on lifeJudge throws out Tulsa woman's life without parole sentence Sentenced to life in drug case, Tulsa woman gets a chance at freedom Female inmate wants sentence reduced Drug-trafficker gets new hearing>Investigative Reporting by TeamSecond, Ziva Branstetter, Cary Aspinwall, Curtis Killman and Sheila Stogsdill
What happened to Edie?Delaware County sheriff had investigated deputy over inmate's assault claim>In-Depth Enterprise ReportingFirst, Shannon Muchmore
Access Denied: Oklahoma's health care crisis Second, Ginnie Graham, Curtis Killman and Cary Aspinwall
Women in Prison >Spot NewsFirst, Tulsa World staff
Blizzard 2011 Second, Tulsa World Staff
OSU plane crashThird, Andrea Eger, Kevin Canfield, Michael Overall and Ziva Branstetter
Joplin tornado coverage>Feature WritingSecond, Cary Aspinwall
Becoming Katie >Personal ColumnThird, Ginnie Graham
Date with my son >General News ReportingSecond, Ginnie Graham
Immigrant’s case calls federal laws into question >Criminal Justice ReportingSecond, Cary Aspinwall
DOC reports show staff conduct problems Prison cuts mean idle inmates Center Point serves as DOC facility for inmates in rehab >Diversity Coverage First, Ginnie Graham
DREAM Act offers hope for some illegal immigrant youths in OklahomaThird, Lenzy Krehbiel-Burton
Tribal 'war game' growing in popularity at Oklahoma colleges>Education ReportingFirst, Sara Plummer
'Glee' hooks area schools: TV's 'Glee' hooks local studentsThird, Andrea Eger and Kim Archer
Creating a safe haven: Bullying is the biggest threat to Tulsa County schools >Science, Technology, Health and Environmental Reporting First, Cary Aspinwall
Standing tall>Business Reporting Second, D.R. Stewart and John Stancavage
American Airlines seeks to restructure, reduce its costs American Airlines bankruptcy puts Tulsa workers on uncharted route>Entertainment FeatureThird, Michael Smith
Bad manners, foul behavior abound at movie theaters >Arts CriticismThird, Michael Smith
Movie reviews>Leisure Writing First, Kim Brown
Retired firefighter sets out to find rare kit homes in Tulsa Third, Nicole Marshall Middleton
Availability of locally sourced foods makes homegrown holidays possible >Sports ReportingFirst, Tulsa World Staff
OSU plane crash coverage Third, Jimmie Tramel and Mike Brown
Weather delay sends OSU-TU game to 3:35 a.m. end time After nearly canceling their game, OSU and TU face off late>Sports FeatureSecond, Jimmie Tramel
High school football officials have varied backgrounds, share love of game >Sports ColumnFirst, Kelly Bostian
Straight shooter:" Local outdoorsman has plenty of tales to share Determination creates turkey hunt for girl Ethical burden >General PhotographyFirst, Michael Wyke
Losing her boots>Sports PhotographySecond, Tom Gilbert
Portfolio>Story/Photo EssayFirst, Mike Simons
Tulsa's Father Wakulich recounts his path to becoming a priestSecond, Mike Simons
Driven: The BandleaderThird, Mike Simons
SEEN: Vietnam veteran, amputee finds passion in mowing lawns>Spot News PhotographySecond, Christopher Smith
Walking to work in the blizzardThird, James Gibbard
Windsail Apartment fire >Best Photographic Portfolio
Second, Tom Gilbert
Portfolio>Page One Layout and DesignFirst, Ethan Erickson
Police scandal revisitedSecond, Steve Reckinger
Admiral Twin: The Sequel>HeadlinesThird, Karen Welch
'Pop' music maker had 14 Coke bottles and a smile
We’ve been frozen, thawed and deep-fried
Bowling champ had devotion to spare
When she wasn’t on the lanes, she was pinning down the paperwork.
>Best Reporting PortfolioFirst, Ginnie Graham
Incarceration takes away one mother's life New inmate learns the ropes at Eddie Warrior Correctional CenterMom of 4 reflects on first year in prison for $31 pot saleDHS pays $3.4 million to settle child abuse lawsuitsBroken Arrow immigrant's case calls federal laws into questionPlea deals hit disclosure snag with immigrantsCase closed on deadbeat dad boxer23 DOC employees at women's prisons disciplined; 12 firedSecond, Cary Aspinwall
Becoming KatieStanding TallTo save one, they risked allPrescription pills killing pain – and peopleFormer Death Row Inmates Seek ParolePastor has inside view of crime, clemencyWhat happened to Edie?>BlogSecond, Guerin Emig and John Hoover
OU Sports BlogThird, Christopher Smith, John Clanton and Mike Simons
View>MultimediaFirst and Third, Christopher Hickerson
9/11: Ten Years Later>Video JournalismFirst and third, Adam Wisneski.
Becoming KatieSoldier inspired by 9/11 leaves behind a letter>SlideshowFirst, Mike Simons, Adam Wisneski and Jeff Lautenberger
Joplin in Ruins: A Retrospective>Interactive Graphic or Resource First, Christopher Hickerson and Curtis Killman
Property Value mapThird, Christopher Hickerson
Tornado Tracks map>Web DesignFirst, Christopher Hickerson
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