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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?KSHB 41 earned national recognition Friday for its ongoing coverage of the raid on the Marion Record newspaper last A
stanley romania ugust.Investigative Reporters and Editors announced IRE that KSHB 41s entry Trail of Incompetence: The unjustified raid on a Kansas newsroom won the category for investigations triggered by breaking news. The IRE Award for Investigations Triggered by Breaking News goes to @KSHB41. Trail of Incompetence:鈥嬧€?The Unjustified Raid on a Kansas Newsroom followed the raid of the Marion County Record, even after the national spotlight faded from the story.
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