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| above = ''Previously the Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting, No Edition Time from 1953–1963 and the Pulitzer Prize for Local Investigative Specialized Reporting from 1964–1984''

| group1 = 1953–1975 
| list1 =
* [[Edward J. Mowery]] (1953)
* [[Alvin McCoy]] (1954)
* [[Roland Kenneth Towery]] (1955)
* [[Arthur Daley (sportswriter)|Arthur Daley]] (1956)
* [[Wallace Turner]] (1957)
* [[George D. Beveridge|George Beveridge]] (1958)
* [[John Harold Brislin]] (1959)
* [[Miriam Ottenberg]] (1960)
* [[Edgar May]] (1961)
* [[George William Bliss|George Bliss]] (1962)
* [[Oscar Griffin Jr.]] (1963)
* [[James V. Magee]], [[Albert V. Gaudiosi]] & [[Frederick Meyer (photographer)|Frederick Meyer]] (1964)
* [[Gene Goltz]] (1965)
* [[John Anthony Frasca]] (1966)
* [[Gene Miller]] (1967)
* [[J. Anthony Lukas]] (1968)
* [[Al Delugach]] & [[Denny Walsh]] (1969)
* [[Harold E. Martin]] (1970)
* [[William Jones (journalist)|William Jones]] (1971)
* [[Timothy Leland]], [[Gerard M. O'Neill]], [[Stephen Kurkjian]] & [[Ann Desantis]] (1972)
* ''[[Omaha Sun|The Sun Newspapers of Omaha]]'' (1973)
* [[William Sherman (journalist)|William Sherman]] (1974)
* ''[[The Indianapolis Star]]'' (1975)

| group2 = 1976–2000
| list2 =
* ''[[Chicago Tribune]]'' (1976)
* [[Acel Moore]] & [[Wendell Rawls Jr.]] (1977)
* [[Anthony R. Dolan]] (1978)
* [[Gilbert M. Gaul]] & [[Elliot G. Jaspin]] (1979)
* [[Stephen Kurkjian]], [[Alexander B. Hawes Jr.]], [[Nils Bruzelius]], [[Joan Vennochi]] & [[Robert M. Porterfield]] (1980)
* [[Clark Hallas]] & [[Robert B. Lowe]] (1981)
* [[Paul Henderson (journalist)|Paul Henderson]] (1982)
* [[Loretta Tofani]] (1983)
* [[Kenneth Cooper (journalist)|Kenneth Cooper]], [[Joan Fitz Gerald]], [[Jonathan Kaufman]], [[Norman Lockman]], [[Gary McMillan (journalist)|Gary McMillan]], [[Kirk Scharfenberg]] & [[David Wessel]] (1984)
* [[Lucy Morgan]], [[Jack Reed (journalist)|Jack Reed]] & [[William K. Marimow]] (1985)
* [[Jeffrey A. Marx]] & [[Michael M. York]] (1986)
* [[Daniel R. Biddle]], [[Buzz Bissinger|H.G. Bissinger]], [[Fredric N. Tulsky]] & [[John Woestendiek]] (1987)
* [[Dean Baquet]], [[William Gaines (professor)|William C. Gaines]] & [[Ann Marie Lipinski]] (19)
* [[Bill Dedman]] (1989)
* [[Lou Kilzer]] (1990)
* [[Joseph T. Hallinan]] & [[Susan M. Headden]] (1991)
* [[Lorraine Adams]] & [[Dan Malone]] (1992)
* [[Jeff Brazil]] & [[Stephen Berry (journalist)|Steve Berry]] (1993)
* ''[[The Providence Journal|Providence Journal-Bulletin]]'' (1994)
* [[Stephanie Saul]] & [[Brian Donovan (journalist)|Brian Donovan]] (1995)
* ''[[The Orange County Register]]'' (1996)
* [[Eric Nalder]], [[Deborah Nelson]] & [[Alex Tizon]] (1997)
* [[Gary Cohn (journalist)|Gary Cohn]] & [[Will Englund]] (1998)
* ''[[Miami Herald]]'' (1999)
* [[Choe Sang-hun|Sang-Hun Choe]], [[Charles J. Hanley]] & [[Martha Mendoza]] (2000)

| group3 = 2001–2025
| list3 =
* [[David Willman]] (2001)
* [[Sari Horwitz]], [[Scott Higham]] & [[Sarah Cohen (journalist)|Sarah Cohen]] (2002)
* [[Clifford J. Levy]] (2003)
* [[Michael D. Sallah]], [[Joe Mahr]] & [[Mitch Weiss]] (2004)
* [[Nigel Jaquiss]] (2005)
* [[Susan Schmidt]], [[James V. Grimaldi]] & [[R. Jeffrey Smith]] (2006)
* [[Brett Blackledge]] (2007)
* [[Walt Bogdanich]], [[Jake Hooker (journalist)|Jake Hooker]] & ''[[Chicago Tribune]]'' (2008)
* [[David Barstow]] (2009)
* [[Barbara Laker]], [[Wendy Ruderman]] & [[Sheri Fink]] (2010)
* [[Paige St. John]] (2011)
* [[Matt Apuzzo]], [[Adam Goldman]], [[Eileen Sullivan]], [[Chris Hawley]], [[Michael J. Berens]] & [[Ken Armstrong (journalist)|Ken Armstrong]] (2012)
* [[David Barstow]] & [[Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab]] (2013)
* [[Chris Hamby]] (2014)
* [[Eric Lipton]] & ''[[The Wall Street Journal]]'' (2015)
* [[Leonora LaPeter Anton]], [[Anthony Cormier]], [[Michael Braga]] & [[Esther Htusan]] (2016)
* [[Eric Eyre]] (2017)
* ''[[The Washington Post]]'' (2018)
* [[Matt Hamilton (journalist)|Matt Hamilton]], [[Harriet Ryan]] & [[Paul Pringle]] (2019)
* [[Brian Rosenthal]] (2020)
* [[Matt Rocheleau]], [[Vernal Coleman]], [[Laura Crimaldi]], [[Evan Allen]] & [[Brendan McCarthy (journalist)|Brendan McCarthy]] (2021)
* [[Corey G. Johnson]], [[Rebecca Woolington]] & [[Eli Murray (journalist)|Eli Murray]] (2022)
* Staff of ''[[The Wall Street Journal]]'' (2023)

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