By Frank Macek
Our team brought home multiple Emmy wins across several key categories, a testament to the passion, collaboration, and dedication poured into our storytelling each and every day. This recognition is more than a trophy — it’s a reflection of the hard work, heart, and humanity we put into every broadcast, feature, and community service project.
Let’s take a moment to celebrate the outstanding work and the people behind it:
🏆 Morning Newscast – Markets 1-50
“3News GO: Severe Summer Storms”
This fast-paced, real-time coverage of severe weather showcased the strength of our morning team. Congratulations to Executive Producer Jennifer Jordan, Producers Ryan Haidet, Anna Meyer, Alanna Dick, Anchors Danita Harris and Dave Chudowsky, Meteorologist Matt Wintz, Reporter Candice Hare, Editors Robert Moore and Jarrod Evangelist.
🏆 Evening Newscast – Markets 1-50
“3News at 6: Remembering Jamieson Ritter”
This emotional and well-executed tribute was a powerful example of local journalism at its best. Kudos to News Director Jonathan Adkins, Assistant News Director Julie Flynn, Executive Producers Monique Zappa and Meg Hambach, Producer Dave DeNatale, Director Frank Macek, Reporters Annabelle Childers and Lindsay Buckingham, Photographer Matthew Lawrence, and Craig Roberson.
🏆 Anchor: Weather – 2024 Tornado Coverage
Our very own Chief Meteorologist Betsy Kling took home the Emmy for her trusted and calm presence during our coverage of last year’s tornadoes. Betsy continues to set the standard for excellence in weather broadcasting.
🏆 Community Service
“Education Station”
This win honors the tireless community efforts of Margaret Bernstein, whose commitment to literacy and education impacts lives far beyond the screen.
🏆 News Feature – Serious Feature Single Report
“A Dinner Party in Prison”
A compelling and deeply human story, powerfully told by Isabel Lawrence and Chris Blake.
🏆 News Feature – Serious Feature Multiple Reports
“Our Sons Should Be Here”
This heart-wrenching series took home the Emmy for its raw honesty and emotional depth. Congrats to Lindsay Buckingham, Jessica Miller, Kelsey Frew, and John Heberle.
🏆 Human Interest – News (Single Shift)
“Liam’s Wish”
A touching and beautifully produced story by Monica Robins that reminds us why we do what we do.
It’s nights like these that make you pause and remember how impactful local journalism can be. I couldn’t be prouder to be part of this team — a team that consistently shows what it means to inform, inspire, and serve.
Congratulations to all the winners and nominees. Your work is making a difference.
CLICK HERE for a full list of this year's winners.
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