Reporting Scotland, presented here by Jackie Bird, won the award for best news programme
BBC Scotland has won a string of prizes at the Royal Television Society Scotland, external awards.
Reporting Scotland won the award for best news programme and was praised for its "natural authority".
The judges said the programme highlighted the "wide-ranging skills of the BBC team in reporting, investigation and commentary".
The awards recognise excellence and innovation in television across a range of genres and crafts.
The BBC's Scotland Decides: The Big, Big Debate, where politicians were questioned by an audience of 16 and 17-year-olds, was joint winner in the best referendum programme category.
The prize was shared with Channel 4's Scotland in a Day.
Elsewhere, Glasgow Girls, a BBC Scotland production telling the true story of a group of schoolgirls who helped save their friend from deportation, won best drama.
In sport, the best live event award was won by BBC Scotland's Get Inspired - Andy Murray, which was described as "an entertaining and innovative programme that showed Scotland's major sportsman in a new light".
Meanwhile, the factual category was won by Keys to the Castle, a BBC Two Scotland documentary about Sandy and Alisoun Grant, an elderly couple who downsized from a castle to a bungalow.
Other winners at the event, which took place at Glasgow's Oran Mor, included STV's Bernard Ponsonby, who won TV journalist of the year.
