Local media take home Peabody Awards

Julianna Margulies in "The Good Wife"T

The 70th Annual Peabody Awards were announced this morning with a record-breaking 39 recipients - including two with local ties.

KSTP was recognized for "Who Killed Doc," an investigation of a Minnesota sailor's accidental electrocution in Iraq.

American Public Media, based in St. Paul, got nods for producing "The Promised Land," a forum for conversation about the environment and justice, hosted by Majora Carter.

Other winners:

"The Pacific,"

"Men of a Certain Age,"

"The Good Wife"

"Justified"

"The Moth Radio Hour"

"Sherlock: A Study in Pink"

"Temple Grandin"

"Lennon/NYC"

"Elia Kazan: A Letter to Elia"

"WIlliam Kentridge: Anything is Possible"

"Macbeth"

"Radiolab"

"Trafficked"

"Covering Pakistan: War, Flood and Social Issues"

"Behind the Bail Bond System"

"Seeking Justice for Campus Rapes"

"Reality Check: Where are the Jobs?"

"The Lord is not on Trial Here Today"

C-Span's Video Library

CNN's coverage of the Gulf Oil Spill

"If God is WIlling and Da Creek Don't Rise"

"Wonders of the Solar System with Brian Cox"

"30 For 30"

"My Lai"

"The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers"

"The Wounded Patrol"

"THe Cost of War" a Washington Post website series

"12th and Delaware"

"Burma VJ"

"Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children"