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| Radio stations newscast, all markets | ||||
| First Place: | “September 4th, 6 p.m.” WTOP Staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Second Place: | “April 30th, 4 p.m.” WBAL Radio News WBAL Radio Baltimore, MD |
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| Radio stations breaking news or continuing coverage of a single news event | ||||
| First Place: | “City Leaves Police Commander in Post Despite Assault Allegation, DNA Match” Chip Mitchell and Derek John WBEZ Chicago, IL |
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| Second Place: | “Gaithersburg Plane Crash” WTOP Staff WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Chris Christie, White House Ambitions and Abuse of Power” Andrea Bernstein, Matt Katz and Nancy Solomon WNYC/NJPR New York, NY |
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| Radio stations feature and human interest story, all markets | ||||
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“Pimlico Preakness Jockeys of Tomorrow” Scott Wykoff WBAL Baltimore, MD |
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| Second Place: | “If This Violin Could Talk” Jamie Forzato WTOP Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “Odd Jobs: Don’t Abandon That Knitting Project, Call a Finisher” Stina Sieg KJZZ Tempe, AZ |
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| Radio stations documentary or public affairs | ||||
| First Place: | “60 Words from Radiolab” Gregory Johnsen, Kelsey Padgett and Matt Kielty WNYC/NYPR New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Chicago to Mexico, by bus” Linda Lutton and Cate Cahan WEBZ Chicago, IL |
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| Third Place: | “Help Wanted” Luke Malone, Robyn Semien and Ira Glass This American Life New York, NY |
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| Radio stations news series | ||||
| First Place: | “Political Dark Arts” Alex Keefe and Cate Cahan WBEZ Chicago, IL |
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| Second Place: | “Chicago Police for Failing to Register Sex Offenders” Robert Wildeboer and Cate Cahan WBEZ Chicago, IL |
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| Third Place: | “Living on the Line: Oregon’s Working Poor” Amanda Peacher, John Rosman and Jason Bernert Oregon Public Broadcasting Portland, OR |
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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. No second- or third-place given |
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| Breaking news or continuing coverage | ||||
| First Place: | “Police Killings” CBS Radio News Staff CBS Radio New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Malaysia Airlines Flight 17” CBS Radio News Staff CBS Radio New York, NY |
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| Feature and human interest story | ||||
| First Place: | “Beatles 50th Anniversary” Dave Barrett CBS Radio New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “How You’re Interested in Oil and Gas” Dan Boyce Inside Energy Denver, CO |
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| Third Place: | “My Big Break” Daniel Hajek, Priska Neely and Steve Lickteig National Public Radio Culver City, CA |
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| Documentary or public affairs | ||||
| First Place: | “Coast Guard’s Deadly Accidents” G.W. Schulz, Al Letson and Ben Adair Reveal radio, by The Center for Investigative Reporting and Public Radio Exchange |
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| Second Place: | “Profiting off the GI Bill” Aaron Glantz, Adithya Sambamurthy and Susanne Reber Reveal radio, by The Center for Investigative Reporting and Public Radio Exchange |
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| Third Place: | No award given | |||
| News series | ||||
| First Place: | “Mid-Term Election” Barry Bagnato CBS Radio News New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Indiana DCS” Michael Puente and Derek John WBEZ Merrillville, IN |
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| Third Place: | No award given | |||
| BROADCAST OR CABLE TELEVISION STATIONS | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “NewsCenter 5 at 11: Back Bay Fire” Chris Roach and Nick Terry WCVB-TV Boston, MA |
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| Second Place: | “11News at 5:00 – April 30, 2014” Shannon Encina, Traci White and WBAL-TV News Team WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD |
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| Third Place: | “NewsCenter 5 at 11 p.m.: Revere Tornado” Chris Roach and Nick Terry WCVB-TV Boston, MA |
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| Coverage of a live breaking news event | ||||
| First Place: | “FSU Shooting” Jacqueline Ingles, Carson Chambers and Ashley Yore WFTS-TV, Tampa, Florida |
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| Second Place: | “Revere Tornado” Andrew Vress, Gerry Wardwell and the NewsCenter 5 team WCVB, Boston, M |
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| Third Place: | “Storm of the Century” Mark Casey and 12 News Staff 12 News KPNX Phoenix, AZ |
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| Continuing coverage of a single news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Letters to Sex Offenders” Sherri Jackson, Scott MacDowell and David Baxley WIAT Birmingham, AL |
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| Second Place: | “26th Street Collapse” WBAL-TV 11 News Team WBAL Baltimore, MD |
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| Third Place: | “Kane in Your Corner: Helmetta Animal Shelter” Walt Kane, Karin Attonito and Taso Stefanidis News 12 New Jersey Edison, NJ |
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| Feature, sports or human interest story | ||||
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“The Lost Boys of Sudan: Found in Cleveland” Bill Sheil, Dave Bradford and Mary Stiene WJW-TV Cleveland, OH |
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| Second Place: | “Elston Howard: Our Jackie Robinson” Mike Colombo, Jim Thomas and Krista Ulberg KMOV-TV St. Louis, MI |
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| Third Place: | “Charlie’s Challenge” Mike Colombo, Mark Griffin and Oscar Rayford KMOV-TV St. Louis, MI |
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| Public service | ||||
| First Place: | “Heroin Hits Home” Bill Sheil, Jim Pijor and Mary Stiene WJW-TV Cleveland, OH |
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| Second Place: | “When Dogs Attack” Chris Papst and William Seiders WHP-TV Harrisburg, PA |
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| Third Place: | “The Human Toll of Hanford’s Dirty Secrets” Susannah Frame, Steve Douglas and Russ Walker KING-TV Seattle, WA |
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| Documentary or series of reports on the same subject | ||||
| First Place: | “The Hunt for William Bradford Bishop” Tisha Thompson, Rick Yarborough and Steve Jones WRC-TV NBC 4 Washington, D.C. |
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| Second Place: | “Molly’s Journey” Liza Meak and David Burgess KNTV NBC Bay Area San Jose, CA |
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| Third Place: | “Chronicle: Shoeless Joe” Lee Brown, Jennifer Mihalic and John Hendon WYFF 4 Greenville, SC |
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| Investigative reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Ticket-Rigging Traffic Enforcement” Jeremy Rogalski and Keith Tomshe KHOU-TV Houston, TX |
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| Second Place: | “Reports on Phoenix Fire Department Arson Unit” Wendy Halloran, Jeff Blackburn and Mark Phillips 12 News KPNX Phoenix, AZ |
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| Third Place: | “Flaws in GPS Monitoring Programs” Chris Ingalls, Steve Douglas and Russ Walker KING 5 TV Seattle, WA |
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| Business and consumer reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Chronicle: Main Street Carolina” Lee Brown, Jennifer Mihalic and John Hendon WYFF 4 Greenville, SC |
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| Second Place: | “I Did My Part” A.J. Lagoe, Gary Knox and Ron Stover KARE 11 Minneapolis, MN |
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| Third Place: | “Bloomdoggle” Vicky Nguyen, Elizabeth Wagner and Mark Villarreal KNTV NBC Bay Area San Jose, CA |
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| Health/science reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Battle Against Time” Kathy Bickimer, Brian Menz and Anthony Everett WCVB-TV Boston, MA |
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| Second Place: | “Super Utilizers” Chris Halsne, Isaias Medina and Chris Koeberl KDVR-TV Denver, CO |
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| Third Place: | “Medical Compilation” Lisa Robinson, Donna Hamilton and WBAL-TV News Team WBAL-TV Baltimore, MD |
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| Environmental reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “The Ghost of the River Burning” Bill Sheil, Mary Stiene and Ali Ghanbari WJW-TV Cleveland, OH |
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| Second Place: | “No Right to Know” Brett Shipp, Jason Trahan and Mark Muller WFAA-TV Dallas, TX |
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| Third Place: | “Sage Grouse” Todd Sonflieth, Lisa Suinn Kallem and Vince Patton Oregon Public Broadcasting Portland, OR |
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| BROADCAST TELEVISION NETWORKS, CABLE NETWORKS AND SYNDICATORS | ||||
| Newscast | ||||
| First Place: | “AJAM News: Crisis in Yemen, ISIL on the Turkish Border” Mary Caraccioli, Sharon Newman and the Al Jazeera America Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Coverage of a major news event | ||||
| First Place: | “The Downing of MH14” Scott Heidler, Alexi O’Brien and Jamie Bowles Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Flashpoint Ferguson: The Way Forward” Mary Caraccioli, Sharon Newman and the Al Jazeera America Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Third Place: | “Fault Lines: Ferguson: Race and Justice in the United States” Sebastian Walker, Sweta Vohra and the Fault Lines Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Continuing coverage of a major news event | ||||
| First Place: | “Finding Michelle” Charmian Ling and Savannah Guthrie Dateline NBC New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Broken Borders, Broken Dreams” Mary Caraccioli, John Seigenthaler and Sharon Newman Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Third Place: | “Coverage of Ukraine” Nick Schifrin, Karl Bostic and Volodymyr Solohub Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Feature, sports or human interest story | ||||
| First Place: | “Music Therapy” Josh Aronson, Saskia de Melker and Marc Rosenwasser WNET-PBS News Hour Weekend New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “E60: Owen and Haatchi” Andy Tennant, Ben Houser and Tom Rinaldi ESPN Bristol, CT |
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| Third Place: | “E:60: Catching Kayla” Michael Baltierra, Mike Johns and Tom Rinaldi ESPN Bristol, CT |
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| Documentary or series of reports on the same subject | ||||
| First Place: | “Killing the Messenger” Eric Matthies, Tricia Todd and the Al Jazeera America Presents Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Saving Dr. Brantly” Tim Uehlinger and Matt Lauer Dateline NBC New York, NY |
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| Third Place: | “To Kill a Sparrow” Zohreh Soleimani, Stephanie Mechura and Sharon Tiller Reveal TV on PBS and The Center for Investigative Reporting |
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| Investigative report | ||||
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“Deadly Force” Sweta Vohra, Sebastian Walker and the Fault Lines Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Under the Radar” Mark Greenblatt, Lawan Hamilton and Ellen Weiss Scripps Washington Bureau Washington, D.C. |
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| Third Place: | “On the Front Lines with the Taliban” Clover Films and Fault Lines Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| News Magazine program | ||||
| First Place: | “Outside the Lines” ESPN Outside the Lines Staff ESPN Bristol, CT |
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| Second Place: | “A Bronx Tale” Dan Slepian and Josh Mankiewicz Dateline NBC New York, NY |
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| Third Place: | “Breathless” Izhar Harpaz and Lester Holt Dateline NBC New York, NY |
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| Business and consumer reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Digital Death” Zachary Green, Hari Sreenivasan and Marc Rosenwasser WNET-PBS NewsHour Weekend, New York, New York |
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| Second Place: | “Gas Pump Pirates” Scott Zamost and Drew Griffin CNN Atlanta, GA |
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| Third Place: | “Who’s Behind the Takeover of the World’s Biggest Pork Producer?” Nathan Halverson, Amanda Pike and Sharon Tiller The Center for Investigative Reporting and the PBS NewsHour |
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| Health/science reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Outside the Lines: Tragic State” John Barr, William Weinbaum and Carolyn Hong ESPN Bristol, CT |
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| Second Place: | “Techknow: ALS Voice Banking” Steve Lange, Roland Woerner and Techknow Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Third Place: | “The Coverage Gap” Josh Rushing, Lauren Rosenfeld and the Fault Lines Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Environmental reporting | ||||
| First Place: | “Water for Coal” Josh Rushing, Kavitha Chekuru and the Fault Lines Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Second Place: | “Oil Train Disaster” Sheila MacVicar, Aaron Ernest and the America Tonight Staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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| Third Place: | “TechKnow: Fracking” Roland Woerner, Steve Lange and Techknow staff Al Jazeera America New York, NY |
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