Coverage dated December 16, 2021

Miss Alaska, Emma Broyles, crowned Miss America

Headline from WHEC Rochester

Emma Broyles claims the centennial crown and a $100,000 college scholarship.

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WHEC Rochester
Miss Alaska, Emma Broyles, crowned Miss America (opens WHEC Rochester)
Published Dec 16, 2021
Danville Register & Bee's feed description
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — The contestant from Alaska was crowned Miss America at an event Thursday marking the competition's 100th anniversary.
CBS News
Miss Alaska, Emma Broyles, crowned Miss America on competition's 100th anniversary (opens CBS News)
Published Dec 16, 2021
CBS News's feed description
Broyles claimed the centennial crown and a $100,000 college scholarship. Miss Alabama, Laura Bradford, was the first runner-up.
NBC10 Philadelphia
Miss Alaska Crowned Miss America 2022 in 100th Anniversary Competition (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)
Published Dec 16, 2021
NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description
Emma Broyles of Alaska spoke about how she had “hit rock bottom” during the coronavirus pandemic, but “finally got everything figured out.”
The Daily Caller
In 100th Anniversary, Emma Broyles Crowned Miss America And Becomes First Ever In Alaska (opens The Daily Caller)
Published Dec 16, 2021
The Daily Caller's feed description
Thursday's Miss America marked a historic night as the competition crowned the first Miss Alaska to win the event.
Portland Press Herald
Miss Alaska crowned Miss America (opens Portland Press Herald)
Published Dec 16, 2021
Portland Press Herald's feed description
Emma Broyles claims the centennial crown and a $100,000 college scholarship.
Fox News
Miss America 2022 winner: Miss Alaska, Emma Broyles is crowned (opens Fox News)
Published Dec 16, 2021
Fox News's feed description
Emma Broyles, the contestant from Alaska, was crowned Miss America at an event Thursday marking the competition's 100th anniversary.

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