Other Awards

Headliners Foundation of Texas/Charles E. Green Awards for Excellence in Journalism
TV Spot Coverage-Station: KXAS, Dallas-Fort Worth. Tornado Tuesday
TV Investigative Report: WFAA, Dallas-Fort Worth. Byron Harris, Billy Bryant & Jason Trahan. Denticaid: Medicaid Dental Abuse in Texas
TV Reporter: KHOU, Houston. Kevin Reece
Radio Reporter: Mose Buchele, KUT, Austin
Radio Spot Coverage-Station: KRLD, Dallas-Fort Worth. April 2012 North Texas Tornado Outbreak

Here are winners of Headliners Foundation of Texas Charles E. Green Awards for Excellence in Journalism.

The awards were presented March 31 as part of the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters convention at the Headliners Club in Austin.

The Headliners Foundation partners with Associated Press organizations to honor the best in show among select categories. Winners receive cash prizes and recognition at the foundation's annual awards event held each fall in Austin.

Best Spot News Coverage by a Radio Station: KRLD, Dallas-Fort Worth. Waxahachie Chemical Plant Fire. Staff

Overall Excellence-Radio
WTAW, Bryan-College Station

Overall Excellence-Television
KRGV, Weslaco

TAPB-Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas Award
KXAS-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth

Jordan-Flaherty Award for Overall Cooperation with Texas AP
KRLD Radio, Dallas-Fort Worth

TAPB CONTEST: OVERALL EXCELLENCE WTAW Radio, Bryan-College Station KOSA-TV, Midland-Odessa

TAPB/FREEDOM OF INFORMATION FOUND OF TEXAS AWARD KRGV-TV, Weslaco

JORDAN-FLAHERTY AWARD FOR OVERALL COOPERATION KRGV-TV, Weslaco

The Headliners Foundation of Texas, in partnership with the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters, has announced winners of Charles E. Green Awards for excellence in Journalism. First place division winners in certain TAPB categories had advanced to Headliners Foundation competition.

TAPB CONTEST OVERALL EXCELLENCE
WTAW Radio, Bryan-College Station
KHOU-TV, Houston

TAPB SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Timothy Ray Honeycutt, who attends Texas Tech University in Lubbock,
and Randall Blake Williams, studying at the University of Texas at
Tyler, each received $1,500 scholarships. Hayley Nelson, attending
Southern Methodist University in Dallas, is receiving a $1,000
scholarship.