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Chicago Market Radio Chicago Market Radio Best Radio Station Website IBA Chicago Radio WGN-AM Entry: WGN Radio 720 AM Station of the Year: WGN-AM Credit To: Staff Chicago Market Radio Chicago Market Radio Best Radio Station Website IBA Chicago Radio WGN-AM Entry: WGN Radio 720 AM Station of the Year: WGN-AM Credit to: Staff Best Radio Play-by-Play Chicago Market Radio WBBM-AM Entry: Jeff Joniak, Chicago Bears Football Best Radio Personality Credit to: WGN-AM Entry: Patti Vasquez Chicago Market Radio Credit to: Best Sportscaster Chicago Market Radio WBBM-AM Entry: Behind the Plate Best Radio Humorous Commercial Credit to: Lisa Fielding WGN-AM Entry: Annoying People Chicago Market Radio Credit to: Jason Skaggs Best Radio News Reporter Chicago Market Radio WBBM-AM Entry: Ryan Burrow Best Radio Light Feature Credit to: Lisa Fielding WGN-AM Entry: Pullman: The Journey Continues Chicago Market Radio Credit to: Dave Schwan Best Radio Station Use of New Media Chicago Market Radio WEBG-FM Entry: BIG 95.5 Drake White BIG Elevator Best Radio Series or Documentary Concert WGN-AM Live on www.big955chicago.com Entry: Compelled to Serve: Military veterans Credit to: Jordan Clark, Emily Bermann, now serving their communities Julian Simpson, Drake White Credit to: Vic Vaughn Chicago Market Radio Chicago Market Radio Best Radio PSA for Local Charity/Cause Best Radio Station Self-promotion WGCI WGN-AM Entry: 107.5 WGCI City Year Chicago PSA Entry: Blackhawks Two Week Roadtrip Credit to: Keith Erquhart, Kendra G Credit to: Chris Duffy Chicago Market Radio Chicago Market TV Best Radio Local Broadcast Team Best TV PSA WKSC-FM WBBM-TV Entry: 103.5 KISS FM's Fred and Angi In The Entry: DIABETES: The Truth in 17 Seconds Morning Credit to: Zoila Gonzalez, Abel Sanchez, Robert Credit to: Fred , Angi , MJ Slykas Thompson Chicago Market Radio Chicago Market TV Best Radio Non-Humorous Commercial Best TV Reporter WLIT-FM WBBM-TV Entry: 93.9 MYfm Chicago Fire Commercial Entry: Jeremy Ross Credit to: Dave Hilton Credit to: Jeremy Ross, Vince Craig , Pat Hartney, Alonzo Stallings Chicago Market Radio Chicago Market TV Best Radio Spot News Coverage WLS-AM Best TV Station Self-Promotion Entry: Fox Lake Shooting WBBM-TV Credit to: Nick Gale Entry: DIFFERENCE Credit to: Cornelius Mack, Zoila Gonzalez, Chicago Market Radio Meredith Lee, Robert Thompson, Dena Serpico Best Local Radio Newscast Chicago Market TV WLS-AM Entry: Nov. 13, 2015 4 P.M. News Best TV Hard News Story Credit to: Jennifer Keiper, Nick Gale, Bill WBBM-TV Cameron, John Dempsey, Christina Filiaggi Entry: Death of Philip Coleman Credit to: Dave Savini, Michele Youngerman, Carolyn Broquet, Mike kLINGELE, Alif Chicago Market TV Muhammad IBA Chicago TV Chicago Market TV Station of the Year: WBBM-TV Best TV Use of Graphic Design WGN TV Best Community Service Activity Entry: Chicago's Best Print Campaign - WBBM-TV Composite Entry: CBS Chicago Cares: Red Cross Disaster Credit to: Vance Allen, Lennie Relief Credit to: Tracy O'Brien, Shawnelle Richie, Chicago Market TV Victoria Bouchard, Meredith Lee, Dena Serpico, John Vitello Best TV Sports Story WGN-TV Entry: The Arthur Ray Story Credit to: Rich King, Larry Hawley Chicago Market TV Chicago Market TV Best TV Light Feature Best TV Sportscaster WMAQ-TV WGN-TV Entry: PETS ALLOWED Entry: Pat Tomasulo Credit to: Phil Rogers, Katy Smyser, Courtney Credit to: Pat Tomasulo Copenhagen, Zach Christman, Mark Ringo, Julio Martinez Chicago Market TV Chicago Market TV Best TV Anchor WGN-TV Best Local Program- Series- or Documentary Entry: Larry Potash WMAQ-TV Credit to: Larry Potash Entry: Chicago Police Shootings -- The Investigations Chicago Market TV Credit to: Staff - NBC5 Investigates Best TV Weathercaster Chicago Market TV WGN-TV Entry: Paul Konrad Best TV Investigative Report Credit to: Paul Konrad WMAQ-TV Entry: Luring Our Children Chicago Market TV Credit to: Marion Brooks, Katy Smyser, Zach Christman, Mark Ringo, Julio Martinez, Mike Best TV Spot News Coverage Adams WLS-TV Entry: "GI Joe" found dead Credit to: Staff Medium Market Radio Chicago Market TV IBA Medium Market Radio Best TV Newscast Station of the Year: WDZQ, Decatur WLS-TV Best Radio Station Use of New Media Entry: Eyewitness News 10pm 11/24/2015 WCIL Credit to: Staff Entry: "Reindeer Bling" Credit to: Matt Linsin (Mathew Jon), Nora Chicago Market TV Inman Best TV Website Medium Market Radio WMAQ-TV Entry: NBCChicago.com Best Radio Play-by-Play Credit to: Lisa Balde, Alexandria Fisher, Justin WDWS Ray, Kelly Kane, Shelby Bremer, James Neveau Entry: Scott Beatty Credit to: Scott Beatty Medium Market Radio Medium Market Radio Best Radio Personality Best Radio Non-Humorous Commercial WDZ-AM WMAY Entry: Aric Lee Entry: Mid-West Family Broadcasting "Your Credit to: Story" Credit to: Johnny Molson Medium Market Radio Medium Market Radio Best Radio Local Broadcast Team WFMB Best Radio Humorous Commercial Entry: John & Andi In the Morning WMAY Credit to: John Spalding, Andi Brooks Entry: Deja Vu "Election Special" Credit to: Johnny Molson Medium Market Radio Medium Market Radio Best Radio Series or Documentary WFMB Best Radio Spot News Coverage Entry: 50 Years of Lovin' Our Country WSOY-AM Credit to: John Spalding, Bobby Bare, Diane Entry: Mike McElroy Funeral Williams Credit to: Matt Hall, Mike Spaulding Medium Market Radio Medium Market Radio Best Hard News Best Radio Station Website WJBC WSPY Entry: Bloomington Plane Crash Entry: WSPY Radio Online Newspaper Credit to: Credit to: Doug Nelson, Larry Nelson, Jenny Beckman, Jared Schaefer, Jim Wyman Medium Market Radio Medium Market Radio Best Sportscaster WJPF-AM Best Local Radio Newscast Entry: "Fogel Sportscast 2015" WSPY Credit to: Derek Fogel Entry: WSPY Morning News Credit to: Jared Schaefer Medium Market Radio Medium Market Radio Best Radio PSA for Local Charity/Cause WLRW Best Radio News Reporter Entry: Fluffy the Cat - Champaign County WTAX Humane Society Entry: Will Stevenson Credit to: Illini Radio Group Credit to: Will Stevenson Medium Market Radio Medium Market TV Best Radio Light Feature Best TV Spot News Coverage WTAX WCIA-TV Entry: Illinois Notebook: Milk Entry: Double Murder in Vermilion County Credit to: Dave Dahl Credit to: Anthony Antoine, John Clishem, Rich Flesch, Scott Andresen Medium Market Radio Medium Market TV Best Radio Station Self-promotion WYMG Best TV Anchor Entry: Sammy Hagar - Wrap Up Promo WCIA-TV Credit to: Sean Lynch Entry: Jennifer Roscoe Credit to: Jennifer Roscoe Medium Market Radio Medium Market TV Best Radio Station Community Service WZUS Best TV Single Commercial Entry: Talk 101 teams with WAND for Spirit of WCIA-TV Giving Toy Drive Entry: Apricot Lane "Discover the New Credit to: Scott Busboom, Doug Wolfe Credit to: Skye Peters, Peter Carlson, Melinda Sharp, Travis Lufsey Medium Market TV Medium Market TV Best Use of Interactive Media IBA Medium Market TV WEEK-TV Station of the Year: WTVO, Rockford Entry: Diamond a Day Contest: Behind the Best TV PSA Scenes KFVS-TV Credit to: WEEK Creative Team Entry: Melaina's Golf Tourney Credit to: Dan Timpe, Jeff Cunningham, Mike Medium Market TV Payne, Brian Heisserer, Robert Foote Best TV Use of Graphic Design WEEK-TV Medium Market TV Entry: WEEK Facebook Best TV Weathercaster Credit to: Chris Curl WAND-TV Entry: JC Fultz Medium Market TV Credit to: JC Fultz Best TV Website WHBF-TV Entry: OurQuadCities.com Credit to: WHBF staff Medium Market TV Medium Market TV Best TV Light Feature Best TV Station Self-Promotion WHBF-TV WREX-TV Entry: Quad Cities Breweries Entry: Clones Credit to: Chris Langlois Credit to: Kyle Yonkers Medium Market TV Medium Market TV Best Local Program- Series- or Documentary Best TV Hard News Story WICS WREX-TV Entry: Child Loss Entry: The Hidden Risks of Firefighting Credit to: Stacey Skrysak, Adam Theilken, Kent Credit to: Kristin Crowley Harrell Medium Market TV Medium Market TV Best TV Investigative Report Best TV Photojournalist WSIL-TV WICS-TV Entry: Child Death in Illinois DCF Care - Best Entry: Shawn Shanle Investigative WSIL Credit to: Shawn Shanle Credit to: Mathew Searcy Medium Market TV Medium Market TV Best TV Sportscaster Best TV Sports Story WIFR-TV WTVO-TV Entry: Scott Grodsky Entry: Bruce Bazsali Still Thankful Credit to: Scott Grodsky Credit to: Scott Leber Medium Market TV Medium Market TV Best Community Service Activity Best TV Newscast WREX-TV WTVO-TV Entry: Freeport Food Drive Entry: Eyewitness News Local at 10:00 Credit to: Staff Credit to: Staff Medium Market TV Small Market Radio Best TV Reporter WREX-TV IBA Small Market Radio Entry: Kristin Crowley Station of the Year: WDNL, Danville Credit to: Kristin Crowley Best Radio PSA for Local Charity/Cause WAAG-FM Entry: Galesburg Public Schools Foundation "Duck Race Review" Credit to: Amanda Balser, Bob O'Connor Small Market Radio Small Market Radio Best Radio Non-Humorous Commercial Best Radio Light Feature WAAG-FM WJVO Entry: McFall Monument "Ambush" Entry: The Wall That Heels Credit to: Mollie Prescott, Bob O'Connor Credit to: Sarah Hautala Small Market Radio Small Market Radio Best Radio Humorous Commercial Best Radio Spot News Coverage WCMY WLBK Entry: WCMY WRKX-Shanleys TV and Entry: Live Coverage of Fairdale Tornado Appliance-St Patrick's Day 2015 Credit to: Scott Zak Credit to: Terry Christensen Small Market Radio Small Market Radio Best Hard News Best Radio Station Use of New Media WLBK WCSJ Entry: Coverage of Fairdale Tornado Entry: K Elfie Selfie Contest Credit to: Credit to: Doug Nelson Small Market Radio Small Market Radio Best Radio News Reporter Best Radio Local Broadcast Team WLDS WDAN Entry: Jim McCabe and Ryne Turke Entry: NJCAA Div II Men's National Basketball Credit to: Jim McCabe, Ryne Turke Tournament Broadcast Team
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