| RADIO STATIONS | ||||
| Radio stations newscast, all markets | ||||
| First Place: | “September 17th, 7a.m.” WTOP staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Radio stations breaking news or continuing coverage of a single news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Washington Navy Yard” WTOP staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Second Place: | “Chicago Public Schools Coverage” Linda Lutton, Becky Vevea and Cate Cahan WEBZ Chicago Public Media Chicago, IL |
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| Third Place: | “The Ariel Castro Case” WCPN News staff WCPN 90.3 ideastream Cleveland, OH |
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| Radio stations feature or human interest story, all markets | ||||
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“Maryland’s Day at the Races” Scott Wykoff WBAL Baltimore, MD |
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| Second Place: | “United Pets” WTOP staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “VE Day” WTOP staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Radio stations documentary or public affairs | ||||
| First Place: | “Heroin Supply Chain Stretches from Mexico” Chip Mitchell and Cate Cahan WBEZ Chicago Public Media Chicago, IL |
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| Second Place: | “The Game Change” Anne Kramer WBAL Baltimore, MD |
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| Third Place: | “Civil Rights Radio” Elizabeth Brock and Pat Duggins Alabama Public Radio, Tuscaloosa, AL |
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| Radio stations news series | ||||
| First Place: | “Spy in the Sky” Andrew Mollenbeck and J.J. Green WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Second Place: | “Troubled Waters” WTOP staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Deals for Developers” Patrick Madden and Julie Patel WAMU 88.5 News Washington, D.C. |
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| BROADCAST RADIO NETWORKS & SYNDICATORS NEWSCAST | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “CBS World News Roundup” Steve Kathan and Paul Farry CBS Radio News, 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: | “Boston Marathon Bombings” CBS Radio News staff CBS Radio New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Colorado Flooding” CPR News Team Colorado Public Radio Centennial, CO |
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| Third Place: | “Government Shutdown” WSJ This Morning staff Wall Street Journal This Morning So. Brunswick, NJ |
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| Feature or human interest story | ||||
| First Place: | “Mexico Uncovered: An Orchestra of Guns” Round Earth Media and Marlon Bishop Round Earth Media, Minneapolis, MN “Studio 360”, WNYC New York Public Radio Public Radio International |
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| Second Place: | “Students Sway to Saxophone during ‘Silent’ Lunch” Jenny Brundin and Judith Smelser Colorado Public Radio Centennial, CO |
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| Third Place: | “Hinduism has a temple to call home – in Switzerland” Tony Ganzer Deutsche Welle |
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| Documentary or public affairs | ||||
| First Place: | First place “Colorado Matters” Colorado Matters staff Colorado Public Radio, Centennial, CO |
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| Second Place: | No award given | |||
| Third Place: | No award given | |||
| News series | ||||
| First Place: | “Drones: Invading Our Skies and Our Personal Space” Barry Bagnato CBS Radio News New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “How a Student Lost and Found Hope: Dajina Bell” Jenny Brundin, Kelley Griffin and Judith Smelser Colorado Public Radio Centennial, CO |
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| Third Place: | No award given | |||
| BROADCAST OR CABLE TELEVISION STATIONS | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “Newscenter 5 at 11 p.m.: Attack on the Boston Marathon” Chris Roach and Scott Isaacs WCVB-TV, Needham, MA |
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| Second Place: | WBAL-TV News Team WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD |
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| Third Place: | “Newscenter 5 at 11 p.m.: April 21, 2013” Chris Roach and Lisa Simmons WCVB-TV Boston, MA |
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| Coverage of a live breaking news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Capitol Hill Shooting” WJLA staff WJLA-TV Washington, D.C. |
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| Second Place: | “Shrimp Boat Fire” Laurie Davison, Tim Kania and Bay News 9 Team Bay News 9 St. Petersburg, FL |
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| Third Place: | “Watertown Capture” Andrew Vrees, Gerry Wardwell and the NewsCenter 5 team WCVB-TV Needham, MA |
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| Continuing coverage of a single news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Dying to Get Back” Brian Epstein, John Larson, John Carlos Frey, Judith Starr Wolff and Marc Rosenwasser WNET/Thirteen/The Investigative Fund New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Tragedy at the Navy Yard” WJLA-TV staff WJLA-TV Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Rosedale Train Derailment” Tim Tunison and the 11News Team WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD |
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| Feature, sports or human interest story | ||||
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“Band of Brothers” Jack Harper and Curtis Bailey WCVB-TV Needham, MA |
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| Second Place: | “Climbing Out” Boyd Huppert and Jonathan Malat KARE-TV Minneapolis, MN |
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| Third Place: | “Boston Strong” Lynn Kellermann, Jennifer Berryman and Andrew Vrees WCVB-TV, Needham, MA |
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| Public service | ||||
| First Place: | “Unhitched & Out of Control” Boyd Huppert, Jonathan Malat, Jeff Wiltgen, John Divall and Jeff Kraker KARE-TV Minneapolis, MN |
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| Second Place: | “Short Yellows and the Red Light Fight” Noah Pransky, Paul Thorson and Amy Marinec WTSP-TV Tampa, FL |
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| Third Place: | “Kane in Your Corner: The Fenimore Fumes” Walt Kane, Karin Attonito and Anthony Cocco News 12 New Jersey Edison, N.J. |
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| Documentary or series of reports on the same subject | ||||
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“Louisiana Purchased” Lee Zurik and Manuel Torres WVUE-TV and NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune New Orleans, LA |
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| Second Place: | “NewsChannel 5 Investigates: Questions of Influence” NewsChannel 5 Investigates team WTVF-TV Nashville, TN |
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| Third Place: | “Boston Strong Reunited” Jennifer Berryman, JC Monahan and Ed Harding WCVB-TV Needham, MA |
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| Investigative reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Squatter” Lisa Robinson, Chuck Cochran and the 11 News I-Team WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD |
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| Second Place: | “The House of Steven” Stuart Watson, John Gray and Jeremy Markovich WCNC-TV Charlotte, N.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Wayward Paradise” Elyce Kirchner, David Paredes and Matthew Goldberg KNTV NBC Bay Area San Jose, CA |
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| Business and consumer reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Tale of Four Tax Returns” Sam Weber, Megan Thompson, David Kreger and Marc Rosenwasser WNET/Thirteen New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Costly Generics” Megan Thompson, Judith Starr Wolff and Marc Rosenwasser WNET/Thirteen New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “My Mercedes Stinks” Steve Noviello and Raul Cantu KDFW FOX4-TV Dallas, TX |
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| Health/science reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Gabriella Miller: Her Life and Her Legacy” Jay Korff, Van Applegate and Dwayne Myers WJLA-TV Washington, D.C. |
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| Second Place: | “The Long View” Karla Murthy, Timothy Geraghty, David Kreger and Marc Rossenwasser WNET/Thirteen New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “Amish DNA Studies” Lisa Robinson and Chuck Cochran WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD |
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| Environmental reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Hawaii GMO” Megan Thompson, Tracy Wholf, David Kreger and Marc Rosenwasser WNET/Thirteen New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “All That Glitters Isn’t Gold: Radiation on Treasure Island” Elizabeth Wagner, Vicky Nguyen and Jeremy Carroll KNTV NBC Bay Area San Jose, CA |
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| Third Place: | “Fugitive Dust” A.J. Lagoe and Ben Arnold WRIC-TV8 Richmond, VA |
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| BROADCAST TELEVISION NETWORKS, CABLE NETWORKS AND SYNDICATORS | ||||
| Coverage of a major news event | ||||
| First Place: | “The Lead with Jake Tapper: Boston Bombing” The staff of The Lead with Jake Tapper CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Second Place: | “The Lead with Jake Tapper: Oklahoma Tornadoes” The staff of The Lead with Jake Tapper CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Third Place: | “Devastation in Oklahoma: An NBC News Special” Brian Williams, David Corvo, Elizabeth Cole and Alexandra Wallace NBC News New York, N.Y. |
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| Continuing coverage of a major news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Coverage of Egypt Unrest” Tony Maddox, Parisa Khosravi and Deborah Rayner CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Second Place: | “Cyprus Bailout Crisis” Nightly Business Report staff CNBC Englewood Cliffs, N.J. |
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| Third Place: | “The Lead with Jake Tapper: Boston Bombing” The staff of The Lead with Jake Tapper CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Feature, sports or human interest story | ||||
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“Auburn Miracle: Prayer at Jordan Hare” Blake Berson CBS Sports New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “International Con Man” Scott Zamost, Gary Tuchman and Elizabeth Nunez CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Third Place: | “Richie Parker: Drive” Victor Vitarelli, Jose Morales, Valerie Gordon and Lauren Stowell ESPN, Bristol, CT |
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| Documentary or series of reports on the same subject | ||||
| First Place: | “Google and the World Brain” Al Jazeera America staff Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “High Speed Rail” Drew Griffin, Kathleen Johnston and Elizabeth Nunez CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Third Place: | “India at a Crossroads: A Fareed Zakaria GPS Special” Tom Goldstone, Ravi Agrawal and Maite Amorebieta CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Investigative report | ||||
| First Place: | “Made in Bangladesh” Laila Al-Arian and Fault Lines staff Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Return to Benghazi” Arwa Damon, Jenni Watts and Christian Streib CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Third Place: | “Haiti in a Time of Cholera” Sebastian Walker and Fault Lines staff Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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| News magazine program | ||||
| First Place: | “Marriage Warriors: Showdown at the Supreme Court” Gloria Borger, Courtney Yager and Kevin Bohn CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Second Place: | “American Greed: the Fugitives” Charles Schaeffer, Mike West and Bernie Dudek CNBC Englewood Cliffs, N.J. |
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| Third Place: | “The Boston Bombing” Michael Radutzky, Nicole Young, Frank Devine and Scott Pelley CBS News – 60 Minutes New York, N.Y. |
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| Business and consumer reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “What Works: Detroit Seamstress” Rick Wilkinson and Chris Bury Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Crime Scene Cleanup” Lisa Guerrero, Charles McLravy, Scott Phillips and Filip Kapsa Inside Edition New York, N.Y. |
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| Third Place: | “Small Business Stories” Ayesha Tejpar, Don Bowens and Dave Burkhart CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Health/science reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Fault Lines: America’s Infant Mortality” Sebastian Walker and Fault Lines staff Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Going Green: Earth” Philippe Cousteau, Jessica Ellis and Darren Bull CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Third Place: | “Technovations” Natalie Angley, Jeremy Bradley and Dave Burkhart CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Environmental reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Sinkhole” Jordan Flaherty Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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| Second Place: | “Belo Monte: Brazil’s Quest for Electric Energy” Sean Callebs, Hakan Ozsancak and Andrew Smith CCTV America Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Texas Running Dry” Serene Fang Al Jazeera America New York, N.Y. |
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