ROBERT SIEGEL, HOST: We got something wrong on this program yesterday, and right now, we'd like to take a moment to get it right.</s>MELISSA BLOCK, HOST: We reported on the winner of one of journalism's most prestigious awards, the Public Service Pulitzer. It went to a small newspaper in South Carolina for a series about domestic violence called "Till Death Do Us Part." The series investigated why South Carolina is among the deadliest states in the nation for women.</s>ROBERT SIEGEL, HOST: We said The Charleston Post-Gazette won that award, and that is not the paper's name. It is The Post and Courier. We regret the error.
NPR's Melissa Block and Robert Siegel correct an error in an earlier piece that said the Charleston Post-Gazette won the 2015 Public Service Pulitzer. It was actually The Post and Courier.