KNWA Wins 2 Mid-America Emmys at 2025 Awards Ceremony

BREAKING: KNWA’s Doug Warner and Dan Skoff have just won two prestigious Mid-America Emmys at the 2025 Emmy Awards held over the weekend in St. Charles, Missouri. This significant achievement highlights the station’s excellence in journalism and storytelling.

The station received an impressive 13 nominations across various categories, reflecting its commitment to high-quality news coverage. Warner clinched the Emmy in the “Religion – News” category for his impactful piece, “The Good Stuff: Lifting Up Greenwood,” while Skoff was recognized for his compelling weather coverage with “Rogers Tornado Caught on Camera – November 4, 2024.”

Warner expressed pride in the team’s accomplishments, stating, “Win or lose, a news team with 13 Emmy nominations is an indication from our peers that KNWA has really stepped up its newsgathering and journalistic standards.” His award-winning segment featured the inspiring story of Kaylee, a young cross-country runner from Batesville, who selflessly assisted a fellow competitor who collapsed just before the finish line. Warner emphasized her moral decision, saying, “In her heart, she knew Jesus would never just run past someone like that.”

Skoff shared his gratitude on social media, expressing he was “humbled and deeply honored” to receive recognition for best weathercast, further solidifying KNWA’s reputation for dynamic and informative reporting.

This year’s 49th Mid-America Emmy Awards showcased the best in regional broadcasting, and KNWA’s success stands out as a testament to their dedication and hard work. With its numerous nominations and two notable wins, the station is clearly making waves in the industry.

The full list of nominees and winners from the Mid-America Emmy Awards can be found online, making this a moment of celebration for KNWA and its talented newsroom.

As the demand for quality journalism continues to grow, KNWA’s recent accolades serve as a reminder of the importance of impactful storytelling in today’s media landscape. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.