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| RADIO STATIONS | ||||
| Radio stations newscast, all markets | ||||
| First Place: | “October 30th, 8 a.m.” WTOP staff WTOP, Washington, D.C |
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| Second Place: | “WBAL News 2 p.m.” WBAL 1090 News Staff WBAL-AM, Baltimore, MD |
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| Third Place: | No third-place award given | |||
| Radio stations breaking news or continuing coverage of a single news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Unconventional Conventions” Scott Wykoff WBAL-AM, Baltimore, Md |
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| Second Place: | “Sexual Cyberbullying: A Modern Day Letter A” Temitayo Fagbenle, Courtney Stein and Marianna McCune WNYC Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “2012 Election Night Special” WCPN and WKSU News Staffs WCPN ideastream and WKSU 89.7 FM, Cleveland, Ohio |
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| Radio stations feature or human interest story, all markets | ||||
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“Al-Haj’s Sacred Oud” KUYI Hopi Radio and Constance DeVereaux KUYI Hopi Radio, Keams Canyon, Ariz. |
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| Second Place: | “Holy Smoke” Stan Ingold Alabama Public Radio, Tuscaloosa, Ala. |
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| Third Place: | “The weight of the city’s violence, on one school principal” Linda Lutton and Cate Cahan WBEZ/Chicago Public Media, Chicago, Ill |
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| Radio stations documentary or public affairs | ||||
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“Culture Shock 1913” Sara Fishko WNYC Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Remembering Hurricane Andrew” WLRN Miami Herald News Team WLRN Miami Herald News, Miami, Fla. |
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| Third Place: | “Forged in Flames: An Oral History of the Labor Day Wildfires” Emily Donahue and KUT News KUT Radio Austin, Austin, Texas |
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| Radio stations news series | ||||
| First Place: | “Dispatches from the Swing State” Kenny Malone, Patrick Farrell, Pierre Taylor and Lazaro Gamio WLRN and Miami Herald, Miami, Fla. |
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| Second Place: | “Postponement Generation Grows Up” Mark Mills, Al Mayers and Carole Zimmer WBBR Bloomberg Radio, New York, N.Y |
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| Third Place: | “Stop and Frisk: The Cycle of Mistrust Between Minority Youth and the NYPD” WNYC Radio Rookies WNYC Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| BROADCAST RADIO NETWORKS & SYNDICATORS NEWSCAST | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “CBS Radio News” Sam Litzinger and Dianne James CBS Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | No award given | |||
| Third Place: | No award given | |||
| Breaking news or continuing coverage | ||||
| First Place: | “Tragedy in Newtown” CBS Radio News staff CBS Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Superstorm Sandy” CBS Radio News staff CBS Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “Sandy Shutters Wall Street” MarketWatch Radio Staff MarketWatch Radio Network, Washington, D.C |
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| Feature or human interest story | ||||
| First Place: | “The Man Aisle” Heather Bosch CBS Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “The ‘Lost’ Speech of Malcom X” Guy Raz, Lily Percy and Muthoni Muturi NPR, Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Buy Low, Sell High” Jenny Brundin Colorado Public Radio, Centennial, Colo. |
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| Documentary or public affairs | ||||
| First Place: | “Forever Ace: The Richard Bong Story” Mike Simonson and Jim Packard Wisconsin Public Radio, Superior, Wis. |
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| Second Place: | “An Occupational Hazard: Rape in the Military” Bob Edwards, Ariana Pekary and Ed McNulty SiriusXM Radio, Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Colorado Matters” Colorado Matters staff Colorado Public Radio, Centennial, Colo. |
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| News series | ||||
| First Place: | “Women Warriors” Heather Bosch CBS Radio, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Campaigning for Any Job in the Land” Andrew O’Day and Alisa Parenti MarketWatch Radio Network, Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “The Child Cases: Guilty Until Proved Innocent” Joseph Shapiro and Steve Drummond NPR, Washington, D.C. |
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| BROADCAST OR CABLE TELEVISION STATIONS | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “11News at 5:00” WBAL-TV News Team WBAL-TV, Baltimore, Md. |
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| Second Place: | “Newtown shootings” Mike Friedrich, Kendis Gibson and Richard Reeve WJLA-TV, Arlington, Va. |
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| Third Place: | “Newscenter 5 at 11 p.m.: Newtown School Tragedy” The WCVB NewsCenter 5 Team WCVB-TV, Boston, Mass. |
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| Coverage of a live breaking news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Newtown School Tragedy” Andrew Vrees, Gerry Wardwell and NewsCenter5 team WCVB-TV, Boston, Mass. |
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| Second Place: | “Hubig’s Pie Factory Fire” Travers Mackel, Bryan McCann and Keith Bliven WDSU TV, New Orleans, La. |
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| Third Place: | “I-75 Pileup” Kristin Moore, Jacqueline Ingles and Scott Wilson WFTS-TV, Tampa, Fla. |
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| Continuing coverage of a single news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Prescription for Disaster” Bill Sheil, Ali Ghanbari and Mary Stiene WJW-TV, Cleveland, OH |
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| Second Place: | “Vote 2012” WJLA-TV/NewsChannel 8 Staff WJLA-TV, Arlington, Va. |
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| Third Place: | “Secret Service Strip Clubs: El Salvador” Chris Halsne and David Weed KIRO-TV, Seattle, Wash. |
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| Feature, sports or human interest story | ||||
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“Ali’s Guiding Lights” Joe Fryer, Matt Mrozinski, Pete Cassam, Dave Wike and Eric Wold KING-TV, Seattle, Wash. |
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| Second Place: | “Neighborhood of Love” Boyd Huppert and Jonathan Malat KARE-TV, Minneapolis, Minn. |
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| Third Place: | “Voices of the Homeless” Schewislzer Lewis and Jim Gilson WGCL-TV, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Public service | ||||
| First Place: | “NewsChannel 5 Investigates: Policing for Profit” Phil Williams, Bryan Staples and Kevin Wisniewski WTVF-TV NewsChannel 5, Nashville, Tenn. |
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| Second Place: | “School of Shocks” Mike Beaudet, Allan DiMaio, James Goff, Kevin Rothstein and Richard Ward WFXT FOX 25, Dedham, Mass. |
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| Third Place: | “Money & Justice” Stuart Watson, John Gray and Jeremy Markovich WCNC-TV, Charlotte, NC |
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| Documentary or series of reports on the same subject | ||||
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“Investigating The Fire” Amanda Kost, Marshall Zelinger, Jeff Harris, Jennifer R. Castor and Doug Schepman KMGH-TV, Denver, Colo. |
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| Second Place: | “Rebounding from Loss” Deborah Weiner, Chuck Cochran and John Cassini WBAL-TV, Baltimore, Md. |
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| Third Place: | “Ten Years of Shattering the Silence” Angela Cain and Young-Hee Yedinak WTHR-TV, Indianapolis, Ind. |
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| Investigative reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “NewsChannel 5 Investigates: UCDD” Phil Williams, Kevin Wisniewski and Bryan Staples WTVF-TV NewsChannel 5, Nashville, Tenn. |
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| Second Place: | “The Candy Kids” Abigail Sterling, Linda Yee and Grace Lee KPIX/CBS5, San Francisco, Calif. |
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| Third Place: | “Speeding Police” Tony Pipitone, Darran Caudle and Lauren Sweeney WKMG-TV, Orlando, Fla |
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| Business and consumer reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “7 On Your Side” Kris Van Cleave and Mary Kay Mallonee WJLA-TV, Arlington, Va. |
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| Second Place: | “NewsChannel 5 Investigates: The Pool People, People Trust” Jennifer Kraus and Iain Montgomery WTVF-TV NewsChannel 5, Nashville, Tenn. |
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| Third Place: | “UPS Truck Safety” Chris Halsne, Katie Doptis and Brian Doerflinger KIRO-TV, Seattle, Wash. |
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| Health/science reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “The Massachusetts Mandate” Megan Thompson, Emily Senay, Marc Rosenwasser and David Kreger Need to Know/WNET, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “About Blood: Sickle Cell Anemia” Kay Colby, Mark Rosenberger and David Molpus WVIZ/PBS ideastream, Cleveland, Ohio |
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| Third Place: | “No Charge, No Chance” Jeff Baillon, Tyler Ryan and Brad Swagger KMSP-TV Fox 9 News, Minneapolis, Minn. |
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| Environmental reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Melting Point” Ma Jing, Sean Callebs, Snorre Wik, Guo Chun, Mei Yan and Matthew Simon CCTV-America, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Paradise Lost?” William Brangham, David Kreger, Marc Rosenwasser, Danielle Muniz and Hannah Yi Need to Know/WNET, New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “NewsChannel 5: Investigates: It’s the Money, Stupid” Ben Hall and Iain Montgomery WTVF-TV NewsChannel 5, Nashville, Tenn. |
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| BROADCAST TELEVISION NETWORKS, CABLE NETWORKS AND SYNDICATORS | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “Hurricane Sandy” Staff of NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC Nightly News, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Tragedy at Sand Hook Elementary” Staff of NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC Nightly News, New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | No award given | |||
| Coverage of a major news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Sandy’s Fury” David Corvo, Elizabeth Cole, Brian Williams and Lester Holt Dateline NBC, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Hurricane Sandy” Staff of NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC Nightly News, New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “Benghazi: U.S. Consulate Attack” Arwa Damon and Sarmad Qaseera CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Continuing coverage of a major news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Inside Syria” Richard Engel, Ghazi Balkiz and John Kooistra NBC Nightly News, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “CNN’s coverage Inside Syria 2012” Tony Maddox, Parisa Khosravi and Deborah Rayner CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Third Place: | “Mexico: the War Next Door” Mark Potter, Erika Angulo and Al Henkel NBC Nightly News, New York, N.Y. |
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| Feature, sports or human interest story | ||||
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“Kick of Hope” Victor Vitarelli, Jose Morales & Kory Kozak ESPN |
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| Second Place: | “Randall Lineback Cows” Dan Lothian, Eric Marrapodi and Jeremy Harlan CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Third Place: | “From Forest to Field” Victor Vitarelli, Valerie Gordon & Chris Bloxom ESPN |
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| Documentary or series of reports on the same subject | ||||
| First Place: | “Semper Fi: Always Faithful” Rachel Libert, Tony Hardman, Jedd Wider, Todd Wider and Vicki Sufian MSNBC, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Going Big” Jon Fish & Tom Friend ESPN |
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| Third Place: | “Healing Through Hockey” Bill Galvin, Sheri England, Jenni Watts and Samantha Weihl CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Investigative report | ||||
| First Place: | “Prescription for Cheating” Scott Zamost, Drew Griffin and Azadeh Ansari CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Second Place: | “Fast and Furious” Isaac Lee, Daniel Coronell and Gerardo Reyes Univision, Miami, Fla. |
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| Third Place: | “The Hansen Files: Questionable Coverage” David Corvo, Elizabeth Cole, Dan Slepian and Chris Hansen Dateline NBC, New York, N.Y. |
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| News magazine program | ||||
| First Place: | “Belle Harbor” 60 Minutes 60 Minutes, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Newtown” 60 Minutes 60 Minutes, New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “America Now: Lost in Suburbia” David Corvo, Elizabeth Cole, Lester Holt and Izhar Harpaz Dateline NBC, New York, N.Y. |
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| Business and consumer reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Hansen Files: Supplements” Chris Hansen, Steve Eckert and Allan Maraynes Dateline NBC, New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Refund Robbery” Scott Zamost and Randi Kaye CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Third Place: | “The Diamond Rush” CNBC Staff CNBC, Englewood Cliffs, NJ |
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| Health/science reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “World’s Untold Stories: Super Volcano” Bill Galvin, Sheri England and Amanda Sealy CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Second Place: | “CNN Special Projects: Technovations” Kim Bui and Natalie Angley CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Third Place: | “CNN Special Reports: Start Small, Think Big” Kim Bui and Ryan Bergeron CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Environmental reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Going Green: Secrets in the Ice” Bill Galvin, Sheri England and Amanda Sealy CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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| Second Place: | “DRC Mountain Gorillas” David McKenzie, Christian Streib and Lillian Leposo CNN, Atlanta, Ga. |
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