CLEVELAND — During the 54th Annual Lower Great Lakes Emmy Awards in Westlake on Saturday night, News 5 Cleveland took home 16 Emmys, including Overall Excellence and Sports Excellence. News 5 won the most of any television station in Cleveland.
- Overall Excellence – Steve Weinstein
- Sports Excellence – Jon Doss
- Daily News Report – Clay LePard
- Continuing Coverage – Mark Ackerman, Jonathan Walsh, Rob Klein
- Investigating Single Report – Scott Noll
- News Feature (Serious Feature Single Report): L. David Colabine
- News Feature (Serious Feature Multiple Reports): Homa Bash, Bridgette Pacholka
- Business/Consumer News – Jonathan Walsh, Mark Ackerman, Mike Harris
- Diversity, Equity, Inclusion News – Janelle Bass Hawthorne, Courtney Gousman
- Environment/Science News – Jonathan Walsh, Mark Ackerman, Rob Klein
- Anchor News: Rob Powers
- Reporter Features/Human Interest: Homa Bash
- Reporter Daily News: Clay LePard
- Reporter Sports: Jon Doss
- Writer News: Katie Ussin
- Photographer News/Sports: L. David Colabine
“The journalists who work here make me proud every day. Every shot, every word and the commitment to telling stories that impact our community,” said vice president/general manager Steve Weinstein. “It could not be done without the support of the E.W. Scripps Company, whose commitment to quality journalism has been consistent from the beginning."
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Watch some of our award-winning reports:
The crime behind the crime: Cleveland’s stolen gun problem
Fredericksburg Market closes after decades as community staple
Estate sale business owner shows up in court to face felony charge sporting a different look
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The Emmy honors come on the heels of the station winning two regional Murrow awards for Sports Reporting and Digital.
