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57 Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Awards (2021) 57th Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy® Awards (2021) - Nominees The virtual EMMY Ceremony will be Sunday, August 15, 2021, 7PM (ET)/6PM (CT). Additional details will be sent via email; please update your Account Profile if necessary. 01, 03 Morning, Daytime or Weekend Newscast WLKY Morning News: Breonna Taylor Protests, WLKY Stephon Dingle, Jennifer Baileys, Jeremy Kendall Social Justice Protests, WLWT Rachel Manning, Duane Becker, Michael Dardis, Sheree Paolello, Jeffrey Benscoter, Kristin Kay, Jason Obergefell 02 Evening Newscast WDRB News at 10 (9/23/2020), WDRB Masaki Sugimoto, Andy Russell, Fallon Glick, David Scott WDRB News at 4 (5/29/2020), WDRB Brandi Utley, Cara Catlett There's Love in Louisville (June 5th, 2020 10pm Newscast), WDRB Andy Russell, Jennifer Keeney, Masaki Sugimoto, Kyle Lizenby, Chad Mills, Travis Ragsdale, Scott Reynolds, Fallon Glick 04 Daily News Report (single shift) Bridging the Divide, WDRB Justin Hawkins, Stephan Johnson A Congregation Says Goodbye, WDRB Joel Schipper, Dalton Rinehart A Message Too Big for Paper, WSYX/WTTE Kalea Gunderson Chief for a Day, WDRB Gilbert Corsey, Stuart Hammer Remembering Anita Franklin, WLEX Mike Valente 05 Hard News Report (no time limit) Hidden Heist, WAVE John Boel The Moments after the Breonna Taylor Shooting, WAVE Natalia Martinez th ® 57 Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Awards (2021) - Nominees 2 06A Breaking or Spot News - Single Report Public Budget Hearing Chaos, WXIX Malcolm Johnson, Amber Jayanth, Chris Riva, Payton Bradley Breonna Taylor Protest, WHAS Megan Short, Doug Proffitt, Shay McAlister, Tyler Emery, Steve Peake, Phillip Murrell, Chris Williams, Senait Gebregiorgis, Ben Peine, Sherlene Shanklin, Jessica Farley Protesters Storm the Statehouse, WSYX/WTTE Stacia Naquin, Danielle Ritchea, Alex Schafer, Stephen Kappas, Robert Kendrick, Michael Jones, Haley Nelson, Jessi Starkey, Jamie Innis Justice, William Weddington, Darin Young, Christopher Caridas, Brandon Presz, Jay Novotny Protest Night Five: Teargas Rains Down, WDRB Chad Mills, Hobie Crase Breonna Taylor Protests: The First Clash, WDRB Hayden Ristevski Social Justice Demonstration Turns Violent, WLWT Helena Battipaglia, Mark Slaughter 06B Breaking or Spot News - Multiple Reports First Night of Protests, WDRB Chad Mills, Travis Ragsdale, Dalton Rinehart, Hobie Crase, Kyle Lizenby, Andy Russell, Barry Fulmer, Jennifer Keeney, Fallon Glick, David Scott City on Edge: Columbus Protests Erupt, WSYX/WTTE Donny Sobnosky, Stacia Naquin, Rodney Dunigan, William Weddington, Nicholas Whitaker, Matthew Green, Trevor Wilson, Adam Slinger, Darin Young, Scott Levy Louisville's First Weekend of Protests, WAVE James Dobson, Kaitlin Rust, John Boel, Shannon Cogan, Phylicia Ashley, Steven Richard, Carolyn Williams, Valerie Paxton, Joshua Coffman, Curtis Tate Protests over Breonna Taylor's Death Turn Violent, WLKY Stephon Dingle, Drew Gardner, Andrew Chernoff, Josh Abelove, Jennifer Osburne, Scott Eckhardt, William E. DeReamer, Jonathan Black, Deni Kamper, Paul Ahmann, Peter Longton, David Masino Social Justice Demonstrations, WLWT Helena Battipaglia, Mark Slaughter, Jatara McGee, Angela Johnson, Mollie Lair, Courtis Fuller, Shaun Elliott, Lee Bays, Carly Reis, Lindsay Weber, Dan Griffin, Thea Stapleton th ® 57 Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Awards (2021) - Nominees 3 07 Continuing Coverage Willie & Diamond, WSYX/WTTE Tara Morgan The Oregon Distrcit Mass Shooting: One Year Later, WHIO Matthew Simon, Emily Gay, Serenity McKenzie, Cheryl McHenry, John Bedell Say Her Name, WHAS Senait Gebregiorgis Civil Unrest Ignites Calls for Change, WBNS Jennifer Nickels, Lacey Crisp, Jonathan Keilholz, Brittany Bailey, Molly Brewer, Angela Reighard, Carl Todhunter, Bennett Haeberle, Tino Ramos Investigating the Death of Breonna Taylor, WDRB Barry Fulmer, Andy Russell, Chad Mills, Dalton Rinehart, Jennifer Keeney, Fallon Glick, Travis Ragsdale, Sara Sidery, Gilbert Corsey, Marcus Green, Jason Riley, Emily Evans, Hayden Ristevski, Paige Thompson, Brooks Holton, Cara Sabin, David Scott, Joel Schipper, Valerie Chinn, Katrina Helmer, Jacob Davis Breonna Taylor Shooting Investigation, WAVE Valerie Paxton, Curtis Tate, John Boel, Joshua Coffman, Phylicia Ashley, Shannon Cogan, Natalia Martinez, Nicholas Picht, Jerrica Valtierra 08 Team Coverage Breonna Taylor Protests, WDRB Chad Mills, Katrina Helmer, Sara Sidery, Lawrence Smith, Frank Stamper, Doug Smith, Vincent Vermeulen, Fallon Glick, Matthew Moore, Andy Russell, Jennifer Keeney, Barry Fulmer, Gilbert Corsey, David Scott, Scott Reynolds, Travis Ragsdale, Dalton Godbey, Hobie Crase, Jacob Davis 09A Investigative - Single Report The Death of Takoda Collins, WHIO-TV/Dayton Daily News John Bedell, Matthew Simon, Mike Burianek, Josh Sweigart, Parker Perry How Reliable Is the U.S. Postal Service?, WHAS Paula Vasan, Nick Goldring 09B Investigative - Multiple Reports Drifting Death?, WKRC Duane Pohlman, Eric Frisbee, TR Gormley Culture of Cover-up, WCMH Colleen Marshall, Steve Wainfor, Nicholas Bechtel Black Folders and Police Secrets, WDRB Gilbert Corsey, Dominik Fuhrmann Wildlife in Need, WHAS Shay McAlister, Andrea Ash 10A News Feature - Light Feature Sneaker Man, WHAS Senait Gebregiorgis, Steve Peake Working From Home, WKYT Barton Bill, Kristen Kennedy, Lee K. Howard Battling Cancer and Changing Lives, WSYX/WTTE Maria Durant, John Novotny 57th Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy® Awards (2021) - Nominees 4 10B News Feature - Serious Feature Cockfighting: Cruelty & Contamination, WKRC Duane Pohlman, Eric Frisbee Who's on the Line?, WHAS John Charlton, Andrea Ash Equality in The Outdoors, WKYT Darnell Crenshaw The Movement, WDRB Gilbert Corsey, Emily Evans Nailing It, WDRB Chris Sutter, Justin Hawkins Blackie's Gang: Somewhere I'll Find You, WSYX/WTTE Mike McCarthy 11 News Special Meeting the Challenge: Dayton Stays Strong, WHIO Matthew Simon, Mike Burianek UBB: 10 Years Later, WCHS/WVAH Leslie Rubin, Whitney Wetzel, Larry Clark, Matt Durrett, Troy Morgan, Kallie Cart WKYT Behind the Lens | Change & Adapt, WKYT Barton Bill 12A, 12B Arts/Entertainment - News Jaylin's Mural, Spectrum News 1 Kentucky Jonathon Gregg Black and Brown Faces, WKRC Bryan Dykes, Kyle Inskeep Mind Numbing Nomination, WDRB Scott Reynolds 12C, 12D Arts/Entertainment - Short Form or Long Form Content Broad & High: The Nutty Bar, WOSU Public Media Ryan Hitchcock Dafford Murals, KET Frank Simkonis Gee Horton: Hyperrealistic Portrait Artist, Spectrum News 1 Ohio Alison Momeyer, Bryan Levin, Jason Pheister, Karl Turner, Amy Hunter The ‘Dark Lord’ Truck of Butler County, WXIX Brett Dennis Cincinnati Opera at 100, Spotted Yeti Media Molly Berrens, Christopher Hagan 57th Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy® Awards (2021) - Nominees 5 13A, 13B, 13D Business/Consumer/Technology (News, Long Form Content) Danger Above, WDRB Travis Ragsdale, Hobie Crase Held for Ransom, WAVE John Boel Endangered Malls, WCPO Daniel Monk, Lot Tan The Dangers of Snap Map , WXIX Jason Scott, Chris Riva, Payton Bradley Essential Oils: What Are You Really Getting?, WHAS Paula Vasan, Nick Goldring Driving You Crazy, WHAS Jessie Cohen, Andrew Conniff Groundwork: The Last Mile, Kentucky Farm Bureau Matt Hilton, Austin Anderson, Michael Corrigan 14A, 14B, 14D Crime (News, Long Form Content) Phoning It In, WBNS Bennett Haeberle The Preacher's Drug Houses, WAVE John Boel Crime Vault: What Happened to Ronald Tammen?, WXIX Jason Scott, Chris Riva, Robyn Tyndall Unsolved: Lisa Green, WHAS Shay McAlister, Steve Peake, Andrea Ash What happened to Julie Boyd?, WHAS Kristin Crawford, Jessica Farley, Andrea Ash From Gun Violence to Solutions, WCPO Kristyn Hartman, Kristen Swilley, Daniel Wohler, Michael Benedic 15A, 15B Education/Schools - News The Growing Divide, WLWT Helena Battipaglia, Michael Carnevale New Problems, No Problem: Learning On the Move, WEHT Jake Boswell Breaking the Digital Divide, WSYX/WTTE Donny Sobnosky, Lisa Rantala Digital Decline, WDRB Gilbert Corsey, Dalton Rinehart, Doug Smith From Peter Clark to Rodger Horton, Black Educators are Still Rare, WCPO Evan Millward Surviving a School Shooting, The Cincinnati Enquirer Meg Vogel 57th Annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy® Awards (2021) - Nominees 6 15C,15D Education/Schools - Short Form or Long Form Cincinnati Public Schools: Do What You Love, RESLV Scott Thompson, Nick Shell, Kyle Breitenstein, Steve May Schoolwide SEL: Explicit SEL Instruction, ThinkTV Lynnette Carlino Getting to Work: Smart Money, ThinkTV Mark Lammers Glass Walls: Black Experiences in Higher Education, Spectrum News 1 Ohio Alison Momeyer, Bryan Levin, Karl Turner, Jason Pheister, Tonisha Johnson Shoutout to Ohio's Class of 2020, WBNS DeLaina Crutcher, Joe Brackman, Yolanda Harris, Dom Tiberi, Jennifer Nickels 16A, 16B Children/Youth/Teen - News In The Key Of Decency, WBNS Bryant Somerville, Bob Donnelly Basketball is Back, Spectrum News 1 Kentucky Jonathon Gregg Sharpie Tattoos, Spectrum News 1 Kentucky Jonathon Gregg 16C Children/Youth/Teen (19 and under) - Short Form Content Kentucky Farms Feed Me - Cattle, Kentucky Farm Bureau Matt Hilton, Austin Anderson, Michael Corrigan Kentucky Farms Feed Me - Wheat, Kentucky Farm Bureau Matt Hilton, Austin Anderson, Michael Corrigan Drawing with Mr. J, WOSU Public Media Cindy Gaillard, Ben Bays, Jonathan Juravich, Ryan Hitchcock Full STEAM Ahead, ThinkTV Kevin Cornell, Heather Cornell $martPath with Megan Piphus: Blackbeard the Pirate, CET Colin Scianamblo, Megan Piphus, Julie Heath, Kitty Lensman, Mark Lammers, Jason Garrison, Paul Verhagen $martPath with Megan Piphus: Kevin Becomes Famous,
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