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44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS NEWS PROGRAMMING 01 Newscast - Evening - Market 1-20 NewsChannel 5 at 11 WEWS Julie Flynn, Producer Christopher Flanagan, Anchor Danita Harris, Anchor Fox 8 News at 6pm WJW Sonya Thompson, News Director Andrew Fishman, Assistant News Director Antoinette Garbo, Managing Editor Marc Singer, Executive Producer Lou Maglio, Anchor Wilma Smith, Anchor Kristen Jones, Producer Melissa Reid, Reporter Jack Shea, Reporter Allie LaForce, Reporter Mark Zinni, Reporter Russell Herbruck, Photojournalist 19 Action News @ 11PM WOIO Daniel Brown, Producer Denise Dufala, Anchor Romona Robinson, Anchor Channel 3 News at 6 WKYC Russ Mitchell, Anchor Sara Shookman, Reporter Danielle Fink, Assignment Manager Maureen Kyle, Reporter NewsChannel 5 at 6: The Search for Amanda Berry WEWS Tara Sutton, Producer 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS 02 Newscast - Evening - Market 21-40 Eyewitness News at 6 - South Side Explosion WTHR Toby Capion, Producer Perry Pace, Executive Producer Apartment Shooting WISH Rachel Hill, Producer Adam Krent, Executive Producer Fox59 News at 10: Super Celebration WXIN Olivia Dangler, Executive Producer Lee Rosenthal, News Director Explosion Arrest 5pm Newscast WISH Bret Loman, Producer RTV6 News at 11 WRTV Brady Gibson, Executive Producer Philip Cannelongo, Producer 03 Newscast - Evening - Market 41+ WFFT Local News, First at 10 WFFT Jim Blue, News Director/Anchor Toledo 11 News at 5 WTOL Jason Matthews, Producer Chrys Peterson, Anchor Jerry Anderson, Anchor Mike Hnatiak, Director 13abc Action News at 6 WTVG Kristen Fofrich, Producer Christopher Gierowski, Photographer Jaclyn Maassel-Roach, Editor Cindy Sype, Director 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS NewsChannel 15 at 6 - June 29th Storm WANE Ted Linn, News Director 04 Newscast - Morning/Daytime - Market 1-20 Channel 3 News Today WKYC Jennifer Nickels, Executive Producer Chris Tye, Anchor Erin Kennedy, Anchor Brooke Whitney, Producer Matthew Granite, Reporter Fox 8 News in the Morning WJW Darren Sweeney, Executive Producer Tricia Stucky Gardner, Producer Sonya Thompson, Vice President & News Stefani Schaefer, Anchor Scott Sabol, Meteorologist Kristi Capel, Anchor Stacey Frey-Kosich, Reporter Todd Meany, Reporter Melissa Reid, Reporter Wayne Dawson, Anchor Good Morning Cleveland 5am WEWS Kelly Hainer, Executive Producer Sara Roth, News Producer Mike Dunston, Morning Co-Anchor Macie Jepson, Morning Co-Anchor 19 Action News This Morning WOIO Meg Green, Executive Producer John Bindas, Producer NewsChannel 5 at Noon: Building Better Neighborhoods WEWS Tara Sutton, Producer 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS 05 Newscast - Morning/Daytime - Market 21-40 Carmel Bus Crash WISH Chris Wilson, Producer Lauren Lowrey, Anchor Ashley Kirkling, Producer Zlatko Filipovic, Producer Eyewitness News at Noon - Protest & Super Bowl WTHR Bobbie Brooks, Producer The Friday before Super Bowl XLVI WISH Chris Wilson, Producer Ashley Kirkling, Producer Lauren Lewis, Anchor Tamara Sander, Field Producer Fox59 Morning News: Super Celebration WXIN Angela Ganote, Anchor Jenny Anchondo, Anchor/Reporter Ray Cortopassi, Anchor Jim O'Brien, Meteorologist Megan Alicea, Executive Producer Cheryl O'Brien, Field Producer Lee Rosenthal, News Director 06 Newscast - Morning/Daytime - Market 41+ Toledo 11 Your Morning WTOL Jill Rood, Producer Jenna Lee, Anchor Ann Harenda, Executive Producer Jonathan Walsh, Anchor Chris Vickers, Meteorologist 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS 13abc Action News Good Morning WTVG Shelly Gorringe, Producer Brian Michalak, Director Christina Williams, Reporter Christine Long, Reporter Philip Antry, Photojournalist/Editor 07 Weekend Newscast - Market 1-20 The body of local mother, Lynn Jackenheimer, found in North Carolina WEWS Ebony Webster, Weekend Producer Tracy Carloss, Weekend Anchor FOX 8 News Weekend Morning Show WJW Mark Zinni, Anchor Elisa Amigo, Anchor Anthony Colby, Meteorologist Katherine Meyers, Producer Kelly Ruszkiewicz, Producer Good Morning Cleveland Saturday WEWS Joshua Boose, Anchor Colin McDermott, Producer Eric Ristow, Producer 08 Weekend Newscast - Market 21-40 Eyewitness News Nightbeat - Super Bowl Crowd WTHR Toby Capion, Producer Jeff Benscoter, Executive Producer Fox59 News at 10: Southside Disaster WXIN Ross Lines, Producer Olivia Dangler, Executive Producer Fanchon Stinger, Anchor Daniel Spehler, Anchor/Reporter Ryan Minnaugh, Assistant News Director Lee Rosenthal, News Director 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS South Side Explosion Sunday Night WISH Tara Burmis Twigg, Producer Adam Krent, Executive Producer Rachel Hill, Producer Scott Davis, Director 09 Weekend Newscast - Market 41+ 13abc Action News Good Morning WTVG Ross Ellet, Meteorologist Tony Geftos, Anchor Christina Williams, Anchor Ashley Karsten, News Producer 13abc Action News Weekend WTVG William Hormann, Anchor Christopher Gierowski, Editor Baylor Long, Producer 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS NEWS GATHERING 10 General Assignment Report - Within 24 Hours "Officer Down" - Matt Fox Relives Ambush WXIN Fanchon Kaczmarek, Reporter Anthony Mobley, Photojournalist Hoosiers Help New York WXIN Walt Maciborski, Reporter Nate Riggs, Photojournalist Bridge Bombers WKYC Tom Meyer, Reporter Last Words: I Love You WTHR Jennie Runevitch, Reporter Symphony Stalemate WISH Troy Kehoe, Reporter Brett Bensley, Photographer Sidewalk Driver WKYC Jennifer Lindgren, Reporter and editor 11 General Assignment Report - No Time LImit Desperate For Help WEWS Ron Regan, Reporter Columbia Station Church Cult WOIO Carl Monday, Reporter King of the Cul-De-Sac WKYC Tom Meyer, Reporter 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Flashes of Hope WTHR Anne Marie Tiernon, Reporter John Duong, Editor 12 Breaking News Chardon School Shootings WKYC Erin Kennedy, Anchor Chris Tye, Anchor Russ Mitchell, Anchor Lisa Lowry, Assignment Manager Danielle Fink, Assignment Manager Maureen Kyle, Reporter Monica Robins, Reporter Claire Donovan, Producer Tom Meyer, Reporter Brooke Whitney, Producer Shane Snider, Photojournalist Stephanie Coueignoux, Reporter South Side Explosion WTHR John Duong, Photojournalist Toby Capion, Producer Bobbie Brooks, Producer Scott Allen, Photojournalist Eric Yutzy, Reporter Jeff Benscoter, Executive Producer Richard Essex, Reporter Jennie Runevitch, Reporter Police Chase & Shooting, Good Morning Cleveland WEWS Kelly Hainer, Executive Producer Eric Ristow, 4:30 Producer Colin McDermott, 5:00 Producer George Noleff, 6:00 Producer Michael Vielhaber, Photojournalist Joshua Boose, Reporter Macie Jepson, Morning Co-Anchor Mike Dunston, Morning Co-Anchor 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS South Side Explosion WISH Tara Burmis Twigg, Producer Daniel Miller, Anchor Brooke Martin, Anchor Anne Shumar, Director Ron Nakasone, Photojournalist 13 Team Coverage Chardon Team Coverage WJW Sonya Thompson, News Director Melissa Reid, Reporter Lorrie Taylor, Reporter Maria Scali Eder, Reporter Mark Zinni, Reporter Bill Sheil, Reporter Elisa Amigo, Reporter Russell Herbruck, Photojournalist Blast Suspects Behind Bars WRTV Rafael Sånchez, Producer Blizzard 2012 WISH Steve Bray, Chief Meteorologist/News Director Deadly School Bus Crash WRTV Philip Cannelongo, Producer 14 Spot News We heard a bam bam bam WJW Emily Valdez, Reporter Ali Ghanbari, photographer Chris Reece, photographer Where Are We Going to Sleep Tonight? WTHR John Duong, Editor 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS 15 Continuing Coverage South Side Explosion WISH Steve Bray, News Director South Side Explosion WRTV Terri Cope-Walton, Assistant News Director Brady Gibson, Executive Producer David Brinkers, Assignment Manager Susan Batt, Producer Darryl Page, Producer Stephen Dean, Reporter Ebone Monet, Reporter Chris Proffitt, Reporter Jack Rinehart, Reporter Rafael Sánchez, Reporter Drew Smith, Anchor David Franklin, Photographer Joe Lynch, Photographer Jason Scheuer, Photographer Jason Strong, Photographer Matt Trees, Photographer Tom Triol, Photographer Jason Hardin, Production Manager State Fair Stage Collapse - The Fallout WTHR Sandra Chapman, Producer/Reporter Cashing In On Cleveland WEWS Melissa Watson, Executive Producer Ron Regan, Reporter Joe Pagonakis, Reporter Ted Kortan, Photojournalist Robert Gardner, Editor 16 Investigative Report - Single Story Cashing in on Welfare WISH Troy Kehoe, Investigative Reporter 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Released Too Soon? WTHR Bob Segall, Investigative Reporter William Ditton, Photojournalist Cyndee Hebert, Producer School Bus Inspection Deception WOIO Carl Monday, Investigative Reporter Sex Traffickers Exposed WKYC Tom Meyer, Reporter Sarah Bachmann, Editor 17 Investigative Report - Series Investigating the IRS WTHR Bob Segall, Investigative reporter William Ditton, Photojournalist Cyndee Hebert, Producer Jacob Jennings, Photojournalist Cleveland's Sexting Cops WOIO Carl Monday, Investigative Reporter Bill Loomer, Investigative Producer/Researcher John Potter, Photographer 18 Feature News - Report Pochedly Early Morning Sap WEWS David Arnold, Photographer, writer, editor, on-camera talent London's Sensational Ride WTHR Scott Swan, Reporter Steve Rhodes, Photojournalist 44th Annual LOWER GREAT LAKES EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS 4 Paws For Ability WEWS Christopher Flanagan, Anchor/Reporter Gary Abrahamsen, Photojournalist 19 Feature News - Series Edward's Story WXIN Ray Cortopassi, Reporter James Suiter, Photographer/Editor
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