Dylan Mortensen spoke through tears while sitting in one of the prosecutor's chairs because she was too emotional to stand ...

Mortensen began at ESPN in 1991 and was in many ways the first insider ever, taking scoops that would have been overlooked or localized into the mainstream by reporting on television.

Chris Mortensen, who began covering the NFL for ESPN in 1991, won several awards in his career, including the prestigious Dick McCann Award from the Pro Football Writers of America in 2016.

It’s undeniable how much both Mortensen and Brown, along with the others named to the 2024 Hall of Fame Class, have done for the broadcasting industry as a whole.

Chris Mortensen in 2010. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images This year's Super Bowl will be the first without longtime ESPN reporter Chris Mortensen—a network fixture who died on March 3 of throat cancer.

ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen will be off the air as he begins treatments for throat cancer. "More than a week ago, I was diagnosed with a Stage IV throat cancer," Mortensen said in a ...

Chris Mortensen has received the highest honor given by the Professional Football Writers of America, the Dick McCann Award, and will be honored at the 2016 Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony.

ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen says he is past the treatment phase for his Stage IV throat cancer and is focused on recovery, with plans to return to the network on a limited basis.

A lifeguard noticed the teen appeared to be getting tired while swimming in the mid-afternoon, Pasco Deputy Chief Chris Mortensen told the Tri-City Herald.