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Nominees Updated April 27 Northwest Regional Emmy® Award Nominees 2021 entries submitted from work produced in 2020 Nominees UPDATED Release - April 27, 2021 Overall Excellence Director • Bryce Madison, Producer • Catie Briggs, Seattle Channel • Shannon Gee, General Manager Producer • Brenna Kelly, Reporter • Amber Wilmarth, KING • Jim Rose, General Manager Reporter • Antonio Corona, Editor • Emily Higgins, KGW • Steve Carter, President/General Manager Photographer KTUU/KYES • Nancy Johnson, General Manager KOIN 6 News at 11: Historic Wildfires • KOIN • Carla Judah, Idaho Public Television • Ron Pisaneschi, General Manager Producer • Jennifer Dowling, Reporter • Jeff Gianola, OPB • Steve Bass, President/CEO Anchor • Jenny Young, Reporter • Elizabeth Dinh, Anchor Evening Newscast (Markets 1-20) Morning Newscast (Markets 21-80) KOMO News at 6pm: CHOP Cleared • KOMO • Kevin Beatty, Good Day Oregon • KPTV • Raegan Cardwell, Executive Producer • Abiezer Garnica, Director Producer • Amber Wilmarth, Reporter • Brian MacMillan, KOMO News at 5pm: CHOP Cleared • KOMO • Daniel Grohl, Reporter Producer • Jordyn Grinnell, Producer Up With KREM • KREM • Delaney Gray, Executive Producer Seattle Under Siege • KIRO • Erin Newnam, Producer • Bill • Tim Pham, Anchor • Jeremy LaGoo, Weather Anchor • Skok, Photojournalist • Ethan Ferkiss, Writer • Ryan Cody Crawford, Producer • Jen York, Anchor • Al Lozano, Simms, Reporter • Jonathan Simmons, Photographer Photographer • Nicole Hernandez, Reporter • Danamarie KOMO news at 6pm: George Floyd Protests • KOMO • Kevin McNicholl, Reporter • Joshua Robinson, Anchor Beatty, Producer Oregon on Fire: Neighbors help neighbors recover from historic wildfires • KGW • Celeste Ruiz, Executive Producer Morning Newscast (Markets 1-20) • Paul Kenney, Sunrise Content Manager • Jessica Smith, Touring the Aftermath of May 31st Riots • KOMO • Emily Producer Leisten, Producer • Jacci Lewis, Executive Producer • Lee KOIN 6 News This Morning: Historic Oregon Wildfires • Stoll, Reporter • Ryan Yamamoto, Anchor • Kelly KOIN • Miranda Hutchison, Producer • Elise Haas, Koopmans, Anchor • Paris Jackson, Anchor • Gil Ojeda, Reporter Director • Holly Menino, Live Desk Anchor • Louis Sierra, KATU News This Morning • KATU • Alison Dorf, Producer • Photographer Danielle Frack, Executive Producer • Dan McCarthy, Day After Seattle Riots • KING • Mark Jovan, News Producer Reporter • Anthony Balcorta, Photojournalist • Evan • Emily Wen, Director • AleXis Rodriguez, Writer • Jake Schreiber, Reporter • Wesleigh Ogle, Anchor • Chase Whittenberg, Anchor • Mimi Jung, Anchor • Susan Danz, Amen, Director Writer • Jordan Treece, Photographer • Keith Board, Editor • Connie Kim, Executive Producer Evening Newscast (Markets 81+) KOMO News at 6 am: COVID comes to Western Washington The 208 • KTVB • Dani Allsop, Producer • KOMO • Emily Leisten, Producer • Jacci Lewis, Executive NBC16 News at 5:30 P.M.: Oregon Wildfires • KMTR • Producer • Kelly Koopmans, Anchor • Ryan Yamamoto, Marcela Valdivia Anchor • Paris Jackson, Anchor • Holly Menino, Anchor Fires Wipe Out Small Towns, Threaten City • KEZI • Bob KOMO News at 6 am: February Flood • KOMO • Emily Schaper, Executive Producer • Renee McCullough, Anchor Leisten, Producer • Jacci Lewis, Executive Producer • Kelly • Kennedy Dendy, Reporter • Marisa Vitale, Meteorologist • Koopmans, Anchor • Holly Menino, Anchor • Ryan Dylan Robichaud, Meteorologist • Chris Lueneburg, Yamamoto, Anchor • Paris Jackson, Anchor • Denise Reporter • Walter King, Director • Robert Northrup, Director Whitaker, Reporter • Taylor Cantrell, Photographer • Emma Jerome, Reporter • Connor McCarthy, Reporter Evening Newscast (Markets 21-80) KEZI 9 News at 4 - Historic Wildfire Season • KEZI • Chynna The Story with Dan Haggerty: Misinformation vs. Greene, Anchor • Marisa Vitale, Chief Meteorologist • Disinformation • KGW • Brian Kosciesza, Producer • Phylisha Drayton, Producer • Connor McCarthy, Photog Stephanie Villiers, Producer • Mila Mimica, Executive • Robert Northrup, Master Control • Walter King, Director • Producer • Dan Haggerty, Anchor Kennedy Dendy, Reporter • Taylor Cantrell, Photog • Dylan The 5 O' Clock News • KPTV • Stefanie Neal, Assistant News Robichaud, Meteorologist • Bob Schaper, Executive Director • Bryce Madison, Producer • Catie Briggs, Producer • Emma Jerome, Reporter • Chris Lueneburg, Producer • Brenna Kelly, Reporter • Amber Wilmarth, Reporter Reporter • Antonio Corona, Editor • Emily Higgins, The Channel 2 NewsHour • KTUU • Elinor Baty, Producer • Photographer AleXis Fernandez, Anchor KATU News at 6 • KATU • Shawn Gilbert, Producer KGW News at 11: Oregon Wildfires • KGW • Alison Rodgers, Morning Newscast (Markets 81+) Executive Producer • Laural Porter, Anchor Wake Up Idaho Election Results • KTVB • Abigail Urbanek, The Story with Dan Haggerty: Historic Megafires Burn Producer Oregon • KGW • Mila Mimica, Executive Producer • Brian 9/10/20 Midday Holiday Farm Fire • KEZI • Jaimie Hays, Kosciesza, Producer • Stephanie Villiers, Producer • Dan Anchor • Jacob Roberts, Reporter • Ashly Edmiston, Editor Haggerty, Anchor • Andrew Smith, Director The 5 O' Clock News • KPTV • Stefanie Neal, Assistant News Western Oregon Literally and Figuratively on Fire • KEZI • Christina Molinari, Producer • Ashly Edmiston, Editor • Northwest Regional Emmy® Award Nominees 2021 entries submitted from work produced in 2020 Nominees UPDATED Release - 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