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This audio compilation is an entry by WKYU-FM in the Best Radio Reporter category in the 2013 Kentucky Associated Press Broadcasters competition.

This entry highlights some of the excellent work done in 2012 by Lisa Autry. The first story takes you inside the Bowling Green General Motors plant to learn how the facility was preparing to start production of the next generation Corvette.

This audio compilation is WKYU-FM's entry in the category of Best Political Coverage for the 2013 Kentucky Associated Press Broadcasters competition for radio.

Our entry features reports by Lisa Autry leading up to and following the 2012 Vice Presidential Debate at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.

This audio compilation is WKYU-FM's entry in the category of Best Continuing Coverage for the 2013 Kentucky Associated Press Broadcasters competition for radio.

Our entry features reports by Lisa Autry leading up to and following the 2012 Vice Presidential Debate at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.

This story is being submitted in the category of Best Public Affairs report for the 2013 Kentucky Associated Press Broadcasters competition for radio.

WKYU-FM reporter Lisa Autry produced this report in March, 2012, about the challenges adolescents and teens in foster in our region face in finding permanent homes. This entry is an excerpt from a longer 30 minute documentary called Aging Out, which explored the need for more foster and adoptive homes for older children and the issues they face when they turn 18 and leave state custody.

This story is being submitted in the category of Best Special Series/Documentary report for the 2013 Kentucky Associated Press Broadcasters competition for radio.

WKYU-FM reporter Lisa Autry produced this report in March, 2012, about the challenges adolescents and teens in foster in our region face in finding permanent homes. This entry is an excerpt from a longer 30 minute documentary called Aging Out, which explored the need for more foster and adoptive homes for older children and the issues they face when they turn 18 and leave state custody.