Broadcast Division
		RADIO STATIONS
		Best Newscast
		First Place:				First Place: KCBS, San Francisco KCBS News Team
		Second Place:				WBAL, Baltimore Bill Vanko, John Patti and Anne Kramer “The Execution of Steven Oken”
		Third Place:				No award given
		Coverage of a Breaking News Event, Continuing Coverage, Documentary or Series of Reports
		First Place:				WMFE, Orlando Pat Duggins, Scott Kim & Bud Lowell “Columbia Remembered”
		Second Place:				Chicago Public Radio Jay Field and Cate Cahan “Education Referenda”
		Third Place:				WFDD, North Carolina Stephanie Martin “Answering the Call”
		Continuing Coverage
		First Place & GRAND AWARD IN RADIO:				WNYC, New York Jad Abumrad, Aaron Cohen and Elena Park “The Ring and I: The Passion, The Myth, The Mania”
		Second Place:				Wisconsin Public Radio Brian Bull “End of a Red-Hunter’s Crusade: The Censure of Joseph McCarthy”
		Third Place:				WFDD, North Carolina Stephanie Martin “Tannenberg Organ”
		Public Affairs
		First Place:				Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM, Glassboro, N.J Rob Lightfoot, Melissa Cassara, Alisa Hogan and Frank Hogan “Tobacco: Filtering Out The Truth”
		Second Place:				WCPN, Cleveland Dave Pignanelli, Paul Cox and Marie Andrusewicz “90.3 @ 9
		Third Place:				KTCU, Fort Worth, TX Sean Greene “Wildlife Radio”
		BROADCAST RADIO NETWORKS & SYNDICATORS
		Best Newscast
		First Place:				CBS Radio News Christopher Glenn and Paul Farry
		Second Place:				CBS Radio News Dan Rather, Bill Whitney and  Frank Teltsch “Reagan Funeral”
		Third Place:				ABC News Radio ABC Radio News Staff “Information Network”
		Coverage of a Breaking News Event, Continuing Coverage, Documentary or Series of Reports
		First Place:				CBS Radio News “Reagan”
		Second Place:				CBS Radio News “Campaign ‘04”
		Third Place:				ABC Radio News Kathy Healy and ABC News Radio Staff “Road to the White House”
		Feature or Human Interest Story
		First Place:				Colorado Public Radio / KCFR’s Colorado Matters Dan Drayer and Kelley Griffin “A Day in the Life of a Lawmaker”
		Second Place:				Common Ground Radio and The Stanley Foundation Kristin McHugh and Keith Porter “Congo: Displaced in the Heart of Darkness”
		Third Place:				Trillium Media Sandra Sleight-Brennan “Deep in Our Hearts”
		Public Affairs
		First Place:				ABC News Radio Hank Weinbloom, Ryan Kessler and Sylvia Chase “Perspective”
		Second Place:				KCRW, Santa Monica Warren Olney and Karen Radziner “To The Point”
		Third Place:				Great Lakes Radio Consortium Lester Graham and Mark Brush “Dead Zone Series”
		BROADCAST OR CABLE TELEVISION STATIONS
		Best Newscast
		First Place:				KIRO-TV, Seattle KIRO News Team “KIRO 7 Eyewitness News”
		Second Place:				WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh Maria Dravecky and Matthew Hilk “Action News at 5:00”
		Third Place:				WFAA-TV, Dallas Robert Cartwright and Art MacLaren “News 8 Update: Call for Help”
		Coverage of a Breaking News Event
		First Place:				WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh Jake Ploeger and Jon Greiner and Maria Dravecky “Manhunt”
		Second Place:				Bay News 9 Bay News 9 Staff “Radio Shack Shooting”
		Third Place:				WHNS Fox Carolina News WHNS Fox Carolina News Staff “Hostage Crisis”
		Continuing Coverage of a Single News Event
		First Place:				WJW-TV, Cleveland Tom Merriman, Bill Sheil and Lorrie Taylor “Secrets and Lies”
		Second Place:				WCVB-TV, Boston WCVB-TV Staff “Boston Hosts the DNC”
		Third Place:				News 12 Westchester, N.Y. Tracy Everson, Paul Simone, Bart Dellarmi and Konstandino Stratigeas “Budget Battle”
		Feature, Sports or Human Interest Story
		First Place:				News 12 Long Island, N.Y. Elizabeth Hashagen and Michael DelGiudice “Hope”
		Second Place:				WTVJ- TV, FL  Patricia Andreu, Scott Zamost and Pedro Cancio “Touched by Angels”
		Third Place:				WFAA-TV, Dallas Sean Hamilton and Arnold Payne “Conquering the Dream”
		Public Service
		First Place:				WTHR-TV, Indianapolis Angie Moreschi, Bill Ditton and Gerry Lanosga “Failure to Protect/Cries for Help”
		Second Place:				WTVJ-TV, FL Patricia Andreu, Scott Zamost and Pedro Cancio “911 Disconnect”
		Third Place:				News 12 New Jersey Walt Kane, William Schlosser and Anthony Cocco “Handicapped Buses”
		Documentary or Series of Reports
		First Place & GRAND AWARD IN TELEVISION:				WTHR-TV, Indianapolis Anne Ryder, Steve Starnes and Jason Richards “To Hell and Back”
		Second Place:				WHYY, Philadelphia “Presidential Conversations”
		Third Place:				KIRO-TV Ben Saboonchian, Peter Frerichs and Rick Woolery “The Troubled Waters of Puget Sound”
		Investigative Reporting
		First Place:				WJW-TV, Cleveland Tom Merriman, Dave Hollis and Matt Rafferty “CPD Death Squad”
	Second Place:				KCTV-TV, KS Steve Chamraz, John McGrath and Sam Zeff “Internet Predators”
	Third Place:				KCNC-TV, Denver Carisa Scott, Brian Maass and Kevin Hartfield “Water Thieves”
	Business and Consumer Reporting
	First Place:				WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh Wendy Bell, Ralph Bell and Mike Lazorko “Airfare Secrets”
	Second Place:				WTHR-TV, Indianapolis Sandra Chapman, Bill Ditton and Gerry Lanosga “As Good as New?”
	Third Place:				WFLD-TV, Chicago Mark Saxenmeyer, Paulina Sztylka and Lou Hinkhouse “Living with Lasik”
	BROADCAST TELEVISION NETWORKS, CABLE NETWORKS AND SYNDICATORS
	Best Newscast
	First Place:				NBC Nightly News NBC Nightly News Staff “Tsunami: One Day After”
	Second Place:				NBC Nightly News NBC Nightly News Staff “Death of a President”
	Third Place:				CNN Aaron Brown, Sharon van Zwieten and Chris Adair “NewsNight With Aaron Brown: Lady Liberty”
	Coverage of a Major News Event
	First Place:				Dateline NBC David Corvo, Marc Rosenwasser & Stone Phillips “Remembering Ronald Reagan”
	Second Place:				MSNBC “Battleground America: Winning the White House”
	Third Place:				CNN “Anderson Cooper 360: Wave of Destruction”
	Continuing Coverage of a Major News Event
	First Place:				Independent Television News / The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Lindsay Hilsum and Tim Lambon “Target: Fallujah”
	Second Place:				CNBC Scott Cohn, Mary Thompson and Patti Domm “Insurance Scandal”
	Third Place:				NBC Nightly News Jim Maceda, Dawna Friesen and Yuka Tachibana “Russian School Siege”
	Feature, Sports or Human Interest Story
	First Place:				ABC News Primetime Thursday Jay Schadler, Clem Taylor and Gina Pampinella “My Friend Rocket”
	Second Place:				CNN Tom Foreman, Stephanie Halasz, Laura Bernardini, Brian Puchaty  & Joshua Rubin “G.I. St. Nick”
	Third Place:				NBC Today Show Stephanie Giambruno, Melissa Stark and Kevin Maninno “Against the Odds Series”
	Documentary or Series of Reports
	First Place:				CNN Aaron Brown, Beth Nissen and Amanda Townsend “NewsNight with Aaron Brown: War Dead Series”
	Second Place:				Dateline NBC David Corvo, Ellen Mason, Keith Morrison and Vince Sturla “Secrets and Lies”
	Third Place:				CNN Kathy Slobogin and David Ensor “Warsaw Rising: The Forgotten Soldiers of World War II”
	Investigative Reporting
	First Place:				Dateline NBC David Corvo, Allan Maraynes, Richard Greenberg and Chris Hansen “Children for Sale”
	Second Place:				ABC News Primetime Diane Sawyer, Robbie Gordon and Ira Rosen “Fighting for Care”
	Third Place:				ABC News 20/20 Brian Ross and Jill Rackmill “The Royal Treatment”
	News Magazine Program
	First Place:				Dateline NBC David Corvo, Marc Rosenwasser, Elizabeth Cole and Benita Alexander-Noel “Tom Brokaw: Eyewitness to History”
	Second Place:				CNN Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Carol Kinstle and Caleb Hellerman “The First Patient: Health and the Presidency?”
	Third Place:				ABC News Productions Lisa Zeff, Caroline Sommers and Peri Muldofsky “Court TV Safety Challenge: Children at Risk”
	Business and Consumer Reporting
	First Place:				CNBC Sue Herera, Steve Liesman and Wally Griffith “CNBC on Russia”
	Second Place:				CNBC Jim Goldman and Candice Tahi “Nanotech Series”
	Third Place:				Public Affairs Television - NOW with Bill Moyers Brenda Breslauer, Sylvia Chase and Candice Waldron “New Medicare, Old Story”