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2017 Winners List.Pdf BEST USE OF NEWS VIDEO Large Market Television 1st Place WISN-TV Thin Ice Dangers 2nd Place WDJT-TV Cranberry Harvest BEST MORNING NEWSCAST 3rd Place WITI-TV Wildfires in Wisconsin st 1 Place WITI-TV FOX6 WakeUp at 7 a.m. – June 1 nd 2 Place WTMJ-TV Live at Daybreak: Wisconsin Under BEST SPORTS REPORTING Water 1st Place WDJT-TV The Day After Football rd 3 Place WTMJ-TV Live at Daybreak: Semi Explosion 2nd Place WITI-TV A Sweet Life 3rd Place WTMJ-TV Beauty is a Beast BEST EVENING NEWSCAST st 1 Place WISN-TV Blimp Crash, Lakefront Shooting BEST USE OF SPORTS VIDEO nd 2 Place WITI-TV FOX6 News at 5 p.m. – June 21 1st Place WITI-TV God’s Classroom rd 3 Place WTMJ-TV Live at 5: Wisconsin Under Water 2nd Place WISN-TV Water Skiing Sensation 3rd Place WITI-TV A Shot in the Dark BEST SPORTSCAST st 1 Place WISN-TV Stephanie Sutton BEST SIGNIFICANT COMMUNITY IMPACT nd 2 Place WDJT-TV Kevin Holden 1st Place WISN-TV Bald for a Cause rd 3 Place WTMJ-TV TODAY’S TMJ 4 Sports 2nd Place WISN-TV Class Act 3rd Place WYTU-TV WYTU Immigration Phone Bank BEST WEATHERCAST st 1 Place WISN-TV Mark Baden BEST SPECIALTY PROGRAMMING nd 2 Place WTMJ-TV Josh Wurster 1st Place WITI-TV FOX6 Presents: Perry’s People rd 3 Place WISN-TV Lindsey Slater 2nd Place WISN-TV Season to Celebrate 3rd Place WMVS-TV Beyond Sherman Park – A 10thirtysix BEST SPOT NEWS Special st 1 Place WITI-TV Didion Milling Plan Explosion nd 2 Place WISN-TV U.S. Open Blimp Crash BEST EDITORIAL/COMMENTARY rd 3 Place WDJT-TV Cam bria Mill Explosion 1st Place WITI-TV The Teditorial: A Much-Needed Joint Effort BEST NEWS WRITING 2nd Place WISN-TV Jail Deaths st 1 Place WTMJ-TV Milwaukee’s New Brew 3rd Place WISN-TV 911 Not Ready for Disaster nd 2 Place WITI-TV A Rat in City Hall rd 3 Place WDJT-TV “Footloose” Ordinance Controversy BEST PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1st Place WTMJ-TV Milwaukee’s Weatherman Retires BEST HARD NEWS/INVESTIGATIVE 2nd Place WITI-TV This is the Place st rd 1 Place WITI-TV Secret Discipline 3 Place WDJT-TV CBS 58 Switch Campaign nd 2 Place WITI-TV Tracking Sheriff Clarke rd 3 Place WDJT-TV CBS 58 Investigates: Milwaukee BEST TOPICAL PROMOTION Blacksmith 1st Place WDJT-TV CBS58.com 2nd Place WITI-TV FOX6 Presents: 50 Years of Summerfest BEST SERIES OR DOCUMENTARY 3rd Place WISN-TV Unflushable st 1 Place WISN-TV State of Addiction nd 2 Place WTMJ-TV Vivian’s First Steps BEST PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WISN-TV Made in Wisconsin 1st Place WDJT-TV Susan G. Komen Big Wigs 2nd Place WISN-TV Go Red for Women BEST FEATURE 3rd Place WISN-TV Tails on the Trail st 1 Place WISN-TV 1 Car, 60 Years nd 2 Place WITI-TV Guardian Angel at Lambeau BEST COMMERCIAL OR UNDERWRITER ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WTMJ-TV Hidden Figures Revealed 1st Place WITI-TV Max A. Sass & Sons Funeral Homes 2nd Place WDJT-TV O & H Danish Bakery BEST LIVE ON-SCENE REPORTING 3rd Place WDJT-TV Big Eazy st 1 Place WISN-TV Tim Elliott nd 2 Place WITI-TV Ben Handelman rd 3 Place WTMJ-TV Ann Sterling BEST CONTINUING COVERAGE st 1 Place WDJT-TV US Open Blimp Crash nd 2 Place WITI-TV 2017 Summer Flooding rd 3 Place WITI-TV Dominique Heaggan-Brown Trial BEST USE OF NEWS VIDEO Medium Market Television 1st Place WKOW-TV Road to Recovery – Six Months Later in Cambria BEST MORNING NEWSCAST 2nd Place WGBA-TV Great Outdoors: 90-Year-Old Fishing Net st 1 Place WLUK-TV Good Day Wisconsin – Feb. 25 Expert nd 2 Place WBAY-TV Action 2 News This Morning 3rd Place WISC-TV Patience at the Pump rd 3 Place WGBA-TV Ice Storm BEST SPORTS REPORTING BEST EVENING NEWSCAST 1st Place WFRV-TV One Shining Moment st 1 Place WKOW-TV Storm Damage 2nd Place WHA-TV J.R. Salzman nd 2 Place WKOW-TV Didion Explosion 3rd Place WISC-TV A Granato Graduation rd 3 Place WFRV-TV Local 5 June Tornado BEST USE OF SPORTS VIDEO BEST SPORTSCAST 1st Place WHA-TV Jaxon’s Wish st 1 Place WISC-TV News 3 Sports 2nd Place WMTV-TV Thunder: Friday Football Blitz Tribute nd 2 Place WBAY-TV Dave Schroeder Composite 3rd Place WKOW-TV Curling Siblings rd 3 Place WGBA-TV NBC26 Best Sportscast BEST SIGNIFICANT COMMUNITY IMPACT BEST WEATHERCAST 1st Place WISC-TV Time for Kids: Time to Talk st 1 Place WKOW-TV Max Tsaparis 2nd Place WGBA-TV Gifts for Teens Drive nd 2 Place WMTV-TV NBC15 Chief Meteorologist Charlie 3rd Place WLUK-TV Winter Weather Special Shortino rd 3 Place WLUK-TV Patrick Powell BEST SPECIALTY PROGRAMMING 1st Place WISC-TV Komen Race for the Cure BEST SPOT NEWS 2nd Place WLUK-TV Retirement Ready – FOX 11 Town Hall st 1 Place WGBA-TV Tornado Coverage 3rd Place WMTV-TV Sounds of the Season 2017 nd 2 Place WISC-TV Madison Home Explosion rd 3 Place WKOW-TV Didion Milling Explosion BEST EDITORIAL/COMMENTARY 1st Place WMTV-TV Unspun BEST NEWS WRITING 2nd Place WISC-TV Putting Family First st 1 Place WMTV-TV Grandpa Fred 3rd Place WLUK-TV Jay Zollar – Police Week nd 2 Place WMTV-TV The Search for the Widow’s Ring rd 3 Place WISC-TV Conrad’s Story BEST PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1st Place WBAY-TV StormCenter 2: Rules Winter BEST HARD NEWS/INVESTIGATIVE 2nd Place The CW Madison, In Focus st rd 1 Place WLUK-TV FOX 11 Investigates: Combating Drugs in 3 Place WGBA-TV The Promise Oshkosh Prison nd 2 Place WISC-TV Victim Advocates v. Judge Berz BEST TOPICAL PROMOTION rd 3 Place WLUK-TV Rats in Green Bay 1st Place WBAY-TV Training Camp 2017 2nd Place The CW Madison, Online vs Offline BEST SERIES OR DOCUMENTARY 3rd Place WKOW-TV Freak Accident st 1 Place WFRV-TV Wisconsin’s Hidden History nd 2 Place WHA-TV Our House: The Wisconsin Capitol BEST PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WHA-TV St. Croix Ojibwe Tribal History 1st Place WMTV-TV School Lunch 2nd Place WKOW-TV Art Fair on the Square BEST FEATURE 3rd Place WISC-TV Time for Kids: Time to Talk st 1 Place WISC-TV Uncharted Territory nd 2 Place WHA-TV Nyckelharpa BEST COMMERCIAL OR UNDERWRITER ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WISC-TV River of Healing 1st Place WISC-TV Harry Potter Festival Jefferson 2017 2nd Place WMTV-TV HJ Pertzborn DIY-ers BEST LIVE ON-SCENE REPORTING 3rd Place WMTV-TV Ehlenbach’s-Cheese in Space st 1 Place WKOW-TV Hunter Saenz nd 2 Place WISC-TV Leah Linscheid rd 3 Place WMTV-TV Saira Anwer BEST CONTINUING COVERAGE st 1 Place WISC-TV Gone in an Instant nd 2 Place WBAY-TV Appleton Bar Shooting rd 3 Place WLUK-TV Wisconsin State Budget BEST USE OF NEWS VIDEO Small Market Television 1st Place WEAU-TV Remembering a Dream 2nd Place WKBT-TV News 8 Eye Piece – Paper Artist BEST MORNING NEWSCAST 3rd Place WKBT-TV News 8 Eye Piece – Something in the st 1 Place WSAW-TV Winter Storm Coverage Ground nd 2 Place WAOW-TV March 28, 2017 – 11 a.m rd 3 Place WKBT-TV News 8 This Morning – July 21 BEST SPORTS REPORTING 1st Place WJFW-TV Pond Hockey Starts BEST EVENING NEWSCAST 2nd Place WEAU-TV Jason Aken: Long Drive Expert st 1 Place WAOW-TV August 29, 2017 – 5 p.m. 3rd Place KBJR-TV The Team to Beat nd 2 Place WKBT-TV News 8 at 10 – May 17, 2017 rd 3 Place WSAW-TV Weston Area Shooting 10 p.m. BEST USE OF SPORTS VIDEO 1st Place WSAW-TV SPASH Girls Basketball BEST SPORTSCAST 2nd Place WSAW-TV Heavy Metal: High School Girls st 1 Place WAOW-TV Brandon Kinnard Powerlifting nd 2 Place WSAW-TV Bailey Harbit 3rd Place WEAU-TV Top Football Plays of 2017 rd 3 Place WAOW-TV Morey Hershgordon BEST SIGNIFICANT COMMUNITY IMPACT BEST WEATHERCAST 1st Place WAOW-TV Jefferson Awards st 1 Place WJFW-TV Geoff Weller 2nd Place WEAU-TV Tornado Relief Fund Fundraiser nd 2 Place WKBT-TV Michelle Poedel 3rd Place WAOW-TV Crimestoppers rd 3 Place WAOW-TV Samantha Kuffel BEST SPECIALTY PROGRAMMING BEST SPOT NEWS 1st Place WEAU-TV United Cerebral Palsy Telethon st 1 Place WSAW-TV Weston Area Shootings 2nd Place WKBT-TV Oktoberfest Maple Leaf Parade nd 2 Place WAOW-TV March 22 3rd Place WAOW-TV Jefferson Awards Special rd 3 Place WKBT-TV News 8 – Stormy Weather BEST EDITORIAL/COMMENTARY – (no 2nd or 3rd place) BEST NEWS WRITING 1st Place WAOW-TV Mr. Trump st 1 Place WKBT-TV Road to Recovery nd 2 Place WJFW-TV Long Distance Rescue BEST PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WSAW-TV Scott Sann Honors His Wife 1st Place WSAW-TV Weather Authority – Sleeves Up 2nd Place KBJR-TV Adam Squared BEST HARD NEWS/INVESTIGATIVE 3rd Place WEAU-TV Hello Wisconsin st 1 Place WEAU-TV The 9-1-1 Flaw nd 2 Place WJFW-TV Beckman Death BEST TOPICAL PROMOTION rd 3 Place WKBT-TV News 8 Investigates: The Long Goodbye 1st Place WSAW-TV Decoding Your Teen’s Texts 2nd Place WAOW-TV Apps BEST SERIES OR DOCUMENTARY 3rd Place WEAU-TV School Threat x5 st 1 Place WSAW-TV Inside Lincoln Hills Youth Prison nd 2 Place WKBT-TV Freedom Honor Flight 2017 BEST PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WSAW-TV Investigating Grassland Dairy 1st Place WSAW-TV Buddy Check 7 - Shyra 2nd Place WKBT-TV Earth Fair 2017 BEST FEATURE 3rd Place WEAU-TV Special Olympics – Run with the Cops st 1 Place WSAW-TV Tattoo Turnaround nd 2 Place WJFW-TV Kingsford Gets Flivver BEST COMMERCIAL OR UNDERWRITER ANNOUNCEMENT rd 3 Place WAOW-TV Surviving in Style 1st Place WLAX-TV Tri State Business Machines 2nd Place WLAX-TV Northwoods Brew Pub BEST LIVE ON-SCENE REPORTING 3rd Place WSAW-TV Bling Engagement st 1 Place WSAW-TV Dale Ryman nd 2 Place WAOW-TV Brianna Hollis rd 3 Place WEAU-TV Tyler Mickelson BEST CONTINUING COVERAGE st 1 Place WAOW-TV March 22 Shooting nd 2 Place WJFW-TV It Matters to One Dog Abuse Case rd 3 Place WAOW-TV Lincoln Hills BEST CONTINUING COVERAGE Large Market Radio 1st Place WUWM-FM Crisis: Lead in Milwaukee’s Water Supply 2nd Place WSSP-AM 2017 Brewers Retrospective News and Talk rd 3 Place WISN-AM Foxconn Comes to Wisconsin BEST MORNING RADIO SHOW st BEST INTERVIEW 1 Place WTMJ-AM Wisconsin’s Morning Show with Gene st 1 Place WUWM-FM A War, A Family, A New Beginning Mueller nd nd 2 Place WUWM-FM Shiza Shahid’s Purposed for Being 2 Place WSSP-AM Chuck and Winkler on The FAN rd 3 Place WSSP-AM Eddie George – From the Field to a 3rd Place WISN-AM The Jay Weber Show Different Stage BEST RADIO SHOW st BEST SPORTS PLAY-BY-PLAY 1 Place WSSP-AM Bill Michaels Show – Aaron Goes Down st nd 1 Place WTSO-AM Wisconsin Upsets Nebraska 2 Place WTMJ-AM Jeff Wagner nd 2 Place WTSO-AM Lodi vs.
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