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2019-List-Of-Entries1.Pdf 2019 Heartland Chapter Emmy® Competition *** This is the List of Entrants *** Nominations announced May 23, 2019 Awards presented July 20, 2019 This list is preliminary in that it has not yet been edited for double-dipping and other disqualifications. If you notice an inaccuracy in your entry, you may make changes through May 17th by following one of two links on our website: emmyawards.tv Morning Newscast - Larger Markets “Fox31 6 am show 3-8-18” KDVR Jennifer Brockman, Executive Producer Kirk Yuhnke, Anchor “CBS4 This Morning: Swallow Hill” KCNC Dagoberto Cordova, Producer Kelly Brown, Executive Producer Collette Calvert, Director “Fox 31 12-31-2018 am show 8 am” KDVR Jennifer Brockman, Executive Producer Sarah Stettler, Producer Kirk Yuhnke, Anchor “9NEWS at 6AM” KUSA Mallory Davis, Director Jess Camp, Producer Lesley Martin, Executive Producer “Biking to Work Before Dawn” KCNC AnDrea Flores, Reporter “9NEWS Mornings” KUSA Mallory Davis, Director Jess Camp, Producer Lesley Martin, Executive Producer “Daybreak 6am 4-10-18” KWGN Savannah Williamson, Producer John Snider, Director “A Community ShockeD” KMGH Stephen McNelis, Producer Kirsten Boyd, Executive Producer Meghan Lopez, Reporter “Deputy Down: The Morning After” KMGH Stephen Dix, Producer Meghan Lopez, Reporter Morning Newscast - Medium Markets “Drive By Shooting & Water Rescue” KJRH Lucas Overmyer, Producer Simon Daniels, Producer “WOWT 6 News DAYBREAK” WOWT Dave Kaplar, News Director “The SuiciDe of Emily Glass” KWCH Matt Kalish, Producer Brent Smith, Producer Everett Carlisle, Executive Producer Natalie Davis, Anchor Katherine Johnston, Report “FOX21 Local News Right Now at 7am” KXRM Craig Coffey, Anchor/Executive ProDucer Abbie Walls, Anchor Matthew Meister, Chief Meteorologist Lauren McDonald, Reporter Shawn Shanle, Photographer Paula Buck, Photographer Brock Chambers, Director Craig Denton, Jr., Director Samantha WiDmer, Video Editor Jeff Goldblatt, Producer Joe Cole, News Director“ FOX23 "Teacher Walk Out"” KOKI Ron Terrell, Anchor Katelin Hartney, Executive Producer Michelle Hodge, Anchor Preston Jones, Reporter Billy Dry, Photographer “Breaking News Day” KRDO Shannon Brinias, Anchor Morning Newscast - Smaller Markets “1011 This Morning ~ July 31” KOLN Ryan Swanigan, Producer Shelby Fenster, Anchor Taryn Vanderford, Anchor “13 News This Morning” WIBW Jon Janes, News Director “1011 This Morning ~ August 14” KOLN Ryan Swanigan, Producer Shelby Fenster, Anchor Taryn Vanderford, Anchor Daytime Newscast - Larger Markets “4pm: Severe Weather” KUSA Kevin Larson, Producer Sandra Hernandez, Director Tom Green, Anchor Anusha Ghosh Roy, Anchor “4PM: Santa Fe Explosion” KUSA Kevin Larson, Producer Lawrence Gibbs, Director Tom Green, Anchor Kim Christiansen, Anchor “Channel 2 News at 4pm - March 16th -Aurora shootings” KWGN Morgan Pawl, Producer Erika Arriola, Anchor Jennifer Montoya, Director Evan Kruegel, Reporter “FOX31 News at 11AM Winds Spark Brush Fire 4.17.18” KDVR Sarah Schueler, Producer Aaron Smith, Director Daytime Newscast - Medium Markets “October 9, 2018 4:00 p.m.” KMTV Kristi Bicknell, Executive Producer Daytime Newscast - Medium Markets “Lucas Hernandez FounD” KWCH Craig McDanell, Producer Robert Marin, Executive Producer Michael Schwanke, Anchor “Officer Down - Cem Duzel WounDeD in Line of Fire” KRDO Shannon Brinias, Anchor AnDrew Wright, Producer “The UnscheDuleD 11 a.m. Newscast” KTUL Mason Waldvogel, Executive Producer Daytime Newscast - Smaller Markets “1011 Now at Noon ~ July 31” KOLN Shelby Fenster, Anchor/ProDucer Mackenzie Huck, Reporter “MiDDay in Kansas” WIBW Jon Janes, News Director “1011 Now at Noon ~ August 14” KOLN Shelby Fenster, Anchor/ProDucer William Schammert, Reporter Brett Baker, Producer Evening Newscast - Larger Markets “Heather Gardens explosion” KUSA Nathan Higgins, Producer Lawrence Gibbs, Director Kristen Aguirre, Anchor Kyle Clark, Anchor “A Gruesome Discovery” KMGH Alli FrieDman, Executive Producer Matthew Pastor, Director Jennifer Kovaleski, MultimeDia Journalist Russell Haythorn, Reporter James Dougherty, Photographer Theresa Marchetta, Anchor Tom Mustin, Anchor “The fire seen from all over Denver” KUSA Will Swope, Producer Lawrence Gibbs, Director “Covering Colorado First at 10” KCNC Laura Phillips, Producer Thomas Merolla, Executive Producer “FOX31 News at 10pm: Emerson Construction Fire” KDVR Patrick Mueller, Producer Deborah Takahara, Anchor Erika Arriola, Anchor Mike Ortmeier, Director “FOX31 News at 9p - 6.14.18 Westminster RoaD Rage” KDVR Gerard Carleton, Producer Rachel Burton, Assignment EDitor Deborah Takahara, Anchor Aristea Brady, Anchor Gregory Nieto, Field Producer April Davis, Executive Producer Allison Soulvie, Director “Next with Kyle Clark - Let's go Fishing” KUSA Erica Tinsley, Producer Sandra Hernandez, Director Kyle Clark, Anchor “SOLO A LAS CINCO” KCEC Juan Carlos Gutierrez, News Director Juan Cardenas, Technical Director Isela Gonzalez, Executive Producer Rocio Madera, MultimeDia ProDucer Karen Vega, News Anchor Gaston Heredia, Meteorologist “Fox 31 News at 5 Santa Fe Explosion” KDVR Lauren Zweitzig, Producer Christina Taylor, Managing Editor Michael Brannen, Executive Producer Samantha Fox, Assignment EDitor Allison Soulvie, Director “FOX31 News at 9p 6.13.18 Colfax shooting” KDVR Gerard Carleton, Producer Rachel Burton, Assignment EDitor Aristea Brady, Anchor April Davis, Executive News Producer Allison Soulvie, Director “Fox News at 5 4-17-18 Windy Day” KDVR Lauren Zweitzig, Producer Michael Brannen, Executive Producer Gregory Nieto, Field Producer Allison Soulvie, Director Christina Taylor, Managing Editor “Solo a las Diez” KCEC Juan Carlos Gutierrez, News Director Gaston Heredia, Meteorologist Rafael Contreras, News Anchor Karen Vega, News Producer Juan Cardenas, Technical Director Juan Pablo Gomez, Technical Director “A Hero RemembereD: CBS4 News at 6” KCNC Robin Clutters, Producer “Chris Watts ArresteD” KUSA Will Swope, Producer “Fox 31 News at 10 11-16-18 Heather Gardens Explosion” KDVR Christina Taylor, Managing Editor Morgan Pawl, Producer Matt Mauro, Reporter Mike Ortmeier, Director “Denver7 News at 6: Wildfire Coverage” KMGH Anna Theodosis, Producer “Deputy Shooting: CBS4 News at 5” KCNC Aaron Romek, Producer Ronald Dill, Director “Together with Karen Leigh” KCNC Karen Parks, Anchor Robin Clutters, Producer David Tessier, Director “Not Your Run-Of-The-Mill Newscast” KFOR Courtney Landsberger, Producer Kevin Cosby, Director Joleen Chaney, Anchor Kevin Ogle, Anchor Michael Morgan, Anchor - Weather Brian Brinkley, Anchor - Sports Ryan Naeve, Editor Alfonso Lopez IV, Robotics Jeremy Love, Photojournalist Shevaun Bryan, Reporter “Enough” KMGH Kirsten Boyd, Producer “Deputy Down” KMGH Stephen McNelis, Producer Lisa Burger, Executive Producer “A Killer's Confession” KMGH Joseph Peters, Executive Producer Jon Ewing, Producer Mikayla Ortega, Assignment EDitor “Best Newscast 5PM” KDEN Griselle Sierra, News Director Delanny Zuniga Cortes, Producer Sergio Ornelas, Producer Miguel BeDoy, Anchor Eragdi Adriana Macias, Anchor Yesmani Gomez, Reporter “An Explosion & A Bombshell” KMGH Lisa BURGER, Executive Producer Jon Ewing, Producer “Best Newscast 10PM” KDEN Griselle Sierra, News Director Carla Berm√∫Dez, Producer Crystal Harris, Technical Director Miguel BeDoy, Anchor Rosy Zugasti, Anchor Yesmani Gomez, Anchor Eragdi Adriana Macias, Anchor Evening Newscast - Medium Markets “Lucas Hernandez FounD” KWCH Robert Marin, Executive Producer Michael Schwanke, Anchor Melissa Scheffler-Hoyle, Anchor Rachel Skytta, Reporter Jacob Albracht, Reporter “WOWT 6 News LIVE @ 6:30” WOWT Dave Kaplar, News Director “News 5 at 10” KOAA Logan McCrary, Producer Marissa Giddens, Director Amy Smith, Director “Tulsa's State Fair” KJRH Terralynnd Jackson, Producer Scott FitzgeralD, News Director “Tragedy in the Ozarks” KJRH Dylan Jasna, Producer AnDrew Barker, Senior Editor John Guthery, Photographer Chris DiMaria, Reporter Scott FitzgeralD, News Director Brittany Miller, Assistant News Director “FOX21 Local News Right Now at 10pm” KXRM Taylor Bishop, Anchor Scott Kilbury, Anchor Denise AnzalDua, Meteorologist Ashley Prendergast, Sports Anchor Patricia Sauceda, 10pm Executive ProDucer Shane Crigger, Executive Producer RaymonD Harless, Photographer Colin Mihalich, Photographer Mike Duran, Photographer Carly Moore, Reporter Amber Jo AranDas, Video Editor Joe Cole, News Director “2Works For You at 5pm” KJRH Terralynnd Jackson, Producer Scott FitzgeralD, News Director “Officer InvolveD Shooting” KJRH Dylan Jasna, Producer AnDrew Barker, Senior Editor Scott FitzgeralD, News Director “Terror in Beggs” KJRH Tabitha Crouch, Producer Chris DiMaria, Reporter AnDrew Barker, Senior Editor Scott FitzgeralD, News Director Brittany Miller, Assistant News Director “Oklahoma's EDucation Crisis” KJRH Tabitha Crouch, Producer Garrett Weindorf, Executive Producer Megan Allison, Reporter Gitzel Puente, Reporter John Guthery, Photographer Mycah HatfielD, Reporter AnDrew Barker, Senior Editor Travis Guillory, Reporter Brittany Miller, Assistant News Director “Ozark TrageDy: Duck Boat Sinking” KJRH Terralynnd Jackson, Producer Garrett Weindorf, Executive Producer Karen Larsen, Anchor Brian Sanders, Anchor Chris DiMaria, Reporter John Guthery, Photographer AnDrew Barker, Senior Editor Megan Allison, Reporter “Apartment Blaze” KJRH Tabitha Crouch, Producer Karen Larsen, anchor Brian Sanders, Anchor AnDrew Barker, Senior Editor Scott FitzgeralD, News Director “October 9, 2018 5:00 p.m.” KMTV Sydny Boyd, Producer “Massive Hailstorm Strikes ColoraDo Springs”
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