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Missouri Broadcasters Association Missouri Broadcasters Association Award Winners SPOT NEWS (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KRES-FM; MOBERLY "DOWNTOWN BEVIER FIRE” WINNER: KREI-AM; FARMINGTON "WASHINGTON COUNTY DEPUTY SHOOTING” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KTTS-FM; SPRINGFIELD "FATAL FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD” WINNER: KTTS-FM; SPRINGFIELD "TORNADO WARNING IN GREENE COUNTY” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMBZ-FM; KANSAS CITY "MURDER/SUICIDE IN THE NFL-THE JOVAN BELCHER STORY” WINNER: KMOX-AM; ST. LOUIS "LITCHFIELD BUS CRASH” SPOT NEWS (Television) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: WGEM-TV; HANNIBAL / QUINCY "DOYLE FIRE” WINNER: WGEM-TV; HANNIBAL / QUINCY "5TH AND MAPLE FIRE” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD "HOUSE FIRE” WINNER: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD "BRANSON TORNADO” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSDK-TV; ST. LOUIS "SHOTS FIRED DELMAR LOOP” WINNER: KCTV-TV; KANSAS CITY "JOVAN BELCHER MURDER SUICIDE” CORPORATE AWARD FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE (Radio Only) LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: None MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: CUMULUS BROADCASTING; COLUMBIA “THE PARTNERSHIP AGAINST HUNGER” SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: KIRX / KRXL / KTUF; KIRKSVILLE "ADOPT A CHILD 2012” CHILDREN'S PROGRAMMING (Television Only) (No Classes) CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMOS-TV; WARRENSBURG "KIDS YOUNG WRITERS CONTEST WINNERS 2012” WINNER: WGEM-TV; HANNIBAL / QUINCY "ACADEMIC CHALLENGE” BEST LOCAL WEBSITE (Radio) LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: None MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KTTS/FM; SPRINGFIELD “KTTS” WINNER: WKIB-FM; CAPE GIRARDEAU "WKIB - MIX 96.5” SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: KMZU-FM; CARROLLTON "KMZU 100.7 FM” BEST LOCAL WEBSITE (Television) CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: None CLASS II TELEVISION: CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD "KSPR.COM” WINNER: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD "OZARK SPORTS ZONE” CLASS III TELEVISION: CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KTVO-TV; KIRKSVILLE "KTVO WEBSITE” WINNER: KRCG-TV; JEFFERSON CITY "CONNECTMIDMISSOURI.COM” DOCUMENTARY/PUBLIC AFFAIRS (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KIRX-AM; KIRKSVILLE "AREA SCENE 1” WINNER: KXCV/KRNW; MARYVILLE "SECOND HARVEST WORKS TO ELIMINATE HUNGER” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KAPE-AM; CAPE GIRARDEAU "WEEKEND EDITION KAPE” WINNER: KWOS-AM; JEFFERSON CITY "PEARL HARBOR” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KCUR-FM; KANSAS CITY "SAVING GRANDVIEW: THE INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PRAYER” WINNER: KTRS-AM; ST. LOUIS "STOP BULLYING: THE STORY OF MEGAN MEIER” DOCUMENTARY/PUBLIC AFFAIRS (Television) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: WGEM-TV; HANNIBAL / QUINCY "HONOR FLIGHT NTW” WINNER: KOMU-TV; COLUMBIA "JOPLIN TORNADO ANNIVERSARY COVERAGE” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KOZK-TV; SPRINGFIELD "O'REILLY GENERAL HOSPITAL: THE HOSPITAL WITH A SOUL” WINNER: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD "JOPLIN: ONE YEAR LATER” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSHB-TV; KANSAS CITY "BSA PERVERSION FILES” WINNER: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS "COST OF FREE PHONES” COMMERCIAL (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KKDY-FM; WEST PLAINS "THE BOUNCE HOUSE” WINNER: KFAL-AM; FULTON "STEVE'S PEST CONTROL_BED BUGS” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: WKIB-FM; CAPE GIRARDEAU "ABC EXPO WKIB” WINNER: KQRA-FM; SPRINGFIELD "PREGNANCY CARE CENTER” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: WDAF-FM; KANSAS CITY "SUMMIT PET CARE - HUMAN'S GONE TO WORK BLUES” WINNER: KTRS-AM; ST. LOUIS "ASAP CONTRACTING AND ROOFING-"OOOPS!" COMMERCIAL (Television) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KQTV; ST. JOSEPH “LIBEL HEARING COWBELL” WINNER: KOAM-TV; JOPLIN "WILDSIDE IMAGE 2012” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KYTV; SPRINGFIELD "MILLSTONE CUSTOM HOMES” WINNER: KFVS-TV; CAPE GIRARDEAU "PCH - THE BEST CHOICE” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS "CHESTERFIELD SPORTS FUSION OPEN LATE” WINNER: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS "SIBA 15 REVISED 8-8-12” STATION SPONSORED COMMUNITY EVENT (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KAMS/FM; THAYER “HUNGER HERO” WINNER: KTUF-FM; KIRKSVILLE "ADOPT A CHILD” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KBXR/FM; COLUMBIA “BXR ROOTS AND BLUES AND BBQ” WINNER: KCLR/FM; COLUMBIA “CHILDREN’S MIRACLE NETWORK” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KFTK-FM; ST. LOUIS "HAIRCUTS FOR VETERANS” WINNER: WIL/FM; ST. LOUIS “CORNBREAD’S KIDS CRUSADE” STATION SPONSORED COMMUNITY EVENT (Television) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: None CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD “ST. JUDE DREAM HOME SPECIAL” WINNER: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD “MDA” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: None PLAY-BY-PLAY (Radio Only) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KWIX/AM; MOBERLY “AH-WESTRAN VS. KNOX COUNTY” WINNER: KREI-AM; FARMINGTON "FARMINGTON VS SI 3RD QUARTER” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KEZS/FM; CAPE GIRARDEAU “SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE VS. AUSTIN PEAY BASKETBALL” WINNER: KTGR-AM; COLUMBIA "ROCKBRIDGE VS HICKMAN” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: KCWJ/AM; KANSAS CITY “BLUESPRINGS VS DESMET” WINNER: WXOS-FM; ST. LOUIS "RAMS BEAT 49ERS” INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING (TV Only) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMIZ-TV; COLUMBIA “NURSING HOME NIGHTMARES” WINNER: KMIZ-TV; COLUMBIA “LIVING ON THE LAM” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KFVS-TV; CAPE GIRARDEAU "FAILED JUSTICE” WINNER: KYTV; SPRINGFIELD “CROOKED CAR DEALER” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KCTV-TV; KANSAS CITY TIE "KCTV5 INVESTIGATES EBT ABUSE” KSDK-TV; ST. LOUIS "SECRET HUMAN TESTING” WINNER: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS "FREE PHONE FIASCO” EDITORIAL (No Classes) TELEVISION: CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KBSI-TV; CAPE GIRARDEAU "PERSPECTIVE 25 - TOO BIG TO KILL” WINNER: KBSI-TV; CAPE GIRARDEAU "PERSPECTIVE 20 - GUN CONTROL” RADIO: CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KTGR-FM; FULTON "SANDY HOOK” WINNER: KSSZ-FM; COLUMBIA " VOTING ON PRINCIPLE” SPECIAL PROGRAMS (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KFMO-AM; PARK HILLS "OUTSIDE THE BOX JON PERKINS INTERVIEW” WINNER: KULH/FM; CHILLICOTHE “CHRISTIAN MUSIC SHOWCASE FEATURING SONICFLOOD” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSSZ-FM; COLUMBIA "TED NUGENT” WINNER: KSMU/FM; SPRINGFIELD “AROUND THE WORLD, HERE AT HOME” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: None WINNER: None SPECIAL PROGRAMS (Television) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMIZ-TV; COLUMBIA "RON WIDBIN'S FAREWELL SPECIAL” WINNER: KSNF-TV; JOPLIN "STAINED GLASS” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD “SURVIVE THE STORM 2012” WINNER: KYTV; SPRINGFIELD “SPS HALL OF FAME” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS “FREE GOVERNMENT PHONE FIASCO” WINNER: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS “WARZONE” FEATURE REPORTING (Television) CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KODE-TV; JOPLIN "BORN TO CHEER” WINNER: KOMU-TV; COLUMBIA “PHARM DOG HELPS INJURED FARMERS” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KYTV; SPRINGFIELD “GENERAL LEE -- BEACON OF HOPE” WINNER: KYTV; SPRINGFIELD “PEOPLE DUMP TRASH ON CHURCH & VETERANS” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSDK-TV; ST. LOUIS “MISS AMAZING PAGEANT” WINNER: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS "SEA LION EXPERIENCE” FEATURE REPORTING (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KTJJ-FM; FARMINGTON "RUNNING BLIND” WINNER: KMZU-FM; CARROLLTON "CREASON STORY - KRISTIE” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KBIA-FM; COLUMBIA "MUSLIMS IN JOPLIN RECEIVE INTERFAITH SUPPORT AFTER MOSQUE FIRE” WINNER: KSMU-FM; SPRINGFIELD "SAVING JOPLIN'S TREES” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KCUR/FM; KANSAS CITY “KANSAS CITY DOMINATES DOMINOES” WINNER: KMOX-AM; ST. LOUIS "TORTURE MUSEUM” SPORTS (Radio) SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KRES-FM; MOBERLY "HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREGAME SHOW” WINNER: KXCV/KRNW; MARYVILLE “LOCAL GOLFER COMPETES IN US OPEN” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KTGR/AM/FM; COLUMBIA “DGB” WINNER: KTTS/FM; SPRINGFIELD “REMEMBERING STAN MUSIAL” LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: WXOS-FM; ST. LOUIS "STAN MUSIAL SPECIAL 15 MO BROADCASTERS” WINNER: KMOX-AM; ST. LOUIS "SAINT LOUIS SLAM” SPORTS (Television) CLASS III TELEVISON CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KODE-TV; JOPLIN "WEBB CITY FOOTBALL” WINNER: KMIZ-TV; COLUMBIA "A DANCE WITH TJ MOE AND CORBIN” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KYTV; SPRINGFIELD "BREAKING 100” WINNER: KOZK-TV; SPRINGFIELD "ON THE FAST TRACK: RACING IN THE OZARKS” CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMOV-TV; ST. LOUIS "COLOMBO” WINNER: KSDK-TV; ST. LOUIS “HOOPS HEAVEN” PROMOTION (Television) CLASS I TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSDK-TV; ST. LOUIS “1ST ALERT WEATHER” WINNER: KSHB-TV; KANSAS CITY “NETWORKS OF 41 ACTION NEWS” CLASS II TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KOLR-TV; SPRINGFIELD “ROB SQUAD 60” WINNER: KSPR-TV; SPRINGFIELD "ANYTIME ANYWHERE” CLASS III TELEVISION CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KMIZ-TV; COLUMBIA "NETWORKS OF MID-MISSOURI GOVERNORS CUP” WINNER: WGEM-TV; HANNIBAL “SECRETS FROM A BURGLAR” PROMOTION (Radio) LARGE MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KPNT-FM; ST. LOUIS "SECOND HELPING” WINNER: WARH/FM; ST. LOUIS “KNIGHTS CALL FOR WILL” MEDIUM MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KSWF-FM; SPRINGFIELD TIE "WOLF CAMPAIGN AFTERPARTY” KWKZ-FM; CAPE GIRARDEAU "COUSIN CARL FARM SHOW TEASE” WINNER: KXUS-FM; SPRINGFIELD "HINES SIDESHOW - RANDY” SMALL MARKET RADIO CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: KKDY-FM; WEST PLAINS "YOU SPENT YOUR AD BUDGET ON WHAT?” WINNER: KAMS-FM; THAYER "STICKER VAN” NEWS SERIES (Radio) SMALL
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