• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer
Ampers logo

AMPERS

Diverse Radio for Minnesota's Communities

  • Our Programs
    • All Programs
    • North Star Stories
    • MN90: Minnesota History in 90 Seconds
    • Minnesota Native News
    • Native Lights: Where Indigenous Voices Shine
    • Veterans’ Voices
    • Minnesota’s Legacy
    • Keep Moving Forward
    • Take Control of Your Health
    • U.S.-Dakota War of 1862
  • About Us
    • Who is AMPERS?
    • Staff & Board
    • Governing Policies & Finance
    • Press Room & Media Relations
    • Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund
    • Awards
    • Scholarships
    • Jobs & Opportunities
  • Our Stations
  • Our Supporters
  • Contact Us
  • Donate
Microphone and mixer at the radio station studio broadcasting news

Ampers Stations Garner AP News Awards

Ampers member stations, KVSC, St. Cloud and WTIP, Grand Marais received awards from the Minnesota Associated Press.

Home > News > Ampers Stations Garner AP News Awards

Ampers member stations, KVSC, St. Cloud and WTIP, Grand Marais received awards from the Minnesota Associated Press.

Stations were named in the following categories:

Radio I category

Sport Hard News
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “Tobacco Free Barden Park Discussion,” by Amelia Rowland
1st: KVSC, St. Cloud, “Simulated Terrorist Attack to Happen on SCSU Campus,” by Justus Sanchez

Feature
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “SCSU Choirs to Host Choral Connections Concert,” by John Peterson
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “Movember Movement to be Recognized on SCSU Campus,” by John Peterson
1st: KVSC, St. Cloud, “St. Cloud Art Crawl to have Homeless Art Exhibit,” by Justus Sanchez

Series/Special

Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “Steams History Museum Announces Partnership with Smithsonian Institution,” by Steve Coursolle
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “SCSU Science Express Introduces Kids to Sound,” by Steve Coursolle

Documentary/Investigative
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “Worker’s rights Protested at Work Connection,” by John Peterson
1st: KVSC, St. Cloud, “Camphill Village,” by Jeff Carmack

Sports Reporting
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “The Official Naming of the Herb Brooks Hockey Center,” by Gina Carlson
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “The Jeff Giesen Show,” by Scott Gross
1st: KVSC, St. Cloud, “St. Cloud State Women’s Hockey Salute Class of 2013,” by Scott Gross

Sports Play by Play
Honorable Mention: KVSC, St. Cloud, “SCSU vs. Miami OH in DI Men’s Hockey NCAA Midwest Regional Finals,” by Scott Gross, Gina Carlson
Honorable Mention: KLOH, Pipestone, “Overtime Thriller: Southwest Christian over RTR,” by Bill Van Hoecke
1st: KVSC, St. Cloud, “SCSU Football against #1 Minnesota State-Mankato,’ by Scott Gross, Declan Goff

Best in Show
KVSC, St. Cloud, “Simulated Terrorist Attack to Happen on SCSU Campus,” by Justus Sanchez

Radio II Category

Feature
Honorable Mention: WTIP, Grand Marais, “Arrowhead Transit: All Aboard!” by Veronica Weadock
Honorable Mention: WTIP, Grand Marais, “Artist Open House: Lenna Stever,” by Jay Andersen

Series/Special

1st: WTIP, Grand Marais, “The Lake Superior Project,” by Kelly Schoenfelder

Documentary/Investigative
1st: WTIP, Grand Marais, “History Speaks: The Boundary Waters,” by Ada Igoe

Best in Show
WTIP, Grand Marais, “History Speaks: The Boundary Waters,” by Ada Igoe

Congratulations to both stations on such fine work.

Previous Post:Minnesota’s health care exchange utilizes all fifteen Ampers stations to reach underserved communities
Next Post:Ampers names new CEO and Program Director
AMPERS logo in black
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube

Teacher Resources
Accessibility
Copyright policy
Privacy policy
Terms of use

Funding for arts, cultural, and historical programs on this site is made possible by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota. For more information about Ampers’ Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund (Legacy) programming click here.

Copyright © 1972–2026 Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations. All rights reserved.

The Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations (AMPERS) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 41-1388406