2024 ABBY Award Entry — News Reporter, Mary Scott Hodgin
Montage of stories from Mary Scott Hodgin including:
“Cahaba lily season draws crowds, inspires conservation efforts” — May 19, 2023
“Residents worry about unknown health impacts of toxic landfill fumes” — Jan. 27, 2023
“After botched executions, Alabama will try lethal injection again” — April 3, 2023
“How hard is life after prison? This simulation in Birmingham offers a taste” — June 30, 2023
“Health advocates hope Narcan’s over-the-counter status will bypass Alabama’s strict laws” — April 6, 2023
WBHM 90.3, Gulf States Newsroom win National Murrow Awards
Presented by the Radio Television Digital News Association since 1971, Edward R. Murrow Awards honor outstanding achievements in electronic journalism.
2024 Murrow Awards — Overall Excellence Entry
00:00 – ‘Ruffed’ up by school? These dogs help Birmingham students with stress 4:45 – Residents worry about unknown health impacts of toxic landfill fumes 9:10 – Morning newscast from Oct. 23, 2023 12:27 – Cahaba lily season draws crowds, inspires conservation efforts 18:05 – Tuberville defends hold on defense nominations, says Pentagon wrong to […]
2024 Murrow Award Entry — Newscast
WBHM’s morning newscast from Oct. 23, 2023
2024 ABBY Award Entry — Station of the Year
WBHM’s audio entry for station of the year includes excerpts from: “Residents worry about unknown health impacts of toxic landfill fumes” — Jan. 27, 2023 “Tuberville defends hold on defense nominations, says Pentagon wrong to screen out white nationalists” — May 8, 2023 “Runoff Tuesday in race for House District 55” — Oct. 23, 2024 “Birmingham residents […]
2024 ABBY Award Entry — Newscast
WBHM’s morning newscast from Oct. 23, 2023
2024 ABBY Award Entry — News Reporter, Richard Banks
Montage of stories from Richard Banks including: “An old school in Birmingham’s Bush Hills is now an urban farm. Residents are thinking bigger” — Jan. 6, 2023 “Tuberville defends hold on defense nominations, says Pentagon wrong to screen out white nationalists” — May 8, 2023 “From drought to heavy rain, climate change means more of […]
