Summary:
Chuck Scarborough is retiring from daily anchoring at NBC 4 New York after 50+ years.
His last broadcast will be December 12th at 6 PM.
He's won numerous awards, including 36 local Emmys and a prestigious duPont-Columbia Award.
Scarborough will continue contributing to special projects at NBC 4.
His remarkable career included reporting from around the world and significant contributions to major news events.
Chuck Scarborough: A Legendary 50+ Year Run at NBC 4 New York Ends
<img src="https://media.nbcnewyork.com/2024/11/Large-Chuck_Scarborough_CS0111-21-2024-13-23-53.png?resize=218%2C123&quality=85&strip=all" alt="Chuck Scarborough">After an incredible 50-year career, legendary news anchor Chuck Scarborough is signing off from his daily duties at NBC 4 New York. His last broadcast will be on December 12th at 6 PM.
Scarborough, known for his accuracy, objectivity, and fairness, expressed deep gratitude to viewers who welcomed him into their homes for over five decades. He'll remain a part of the NBC family, contributing to special projects and programming.
A Legacy of Excellence
Scarborough began his tenure at WNBC on March 25, 1974, anchoring the 6 PM and 11 PM news. In 2016, he stepped away from the 11 PM anchor chair but continued with the 6 PM newscast alongside Natalie Pasquarella, Bruce Beck, and Janice Huff.
His career highlights include:
- Extensive reporting from around the globe, including Europe, Russia, and the Middle East.
- Numerous awards, including 36 local Emmys and the prestigious Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for the station's COVID-19 coverage.
- A Golden Anniversary celebration earlier this year, featuring the Empire State Building being lit in his honor.
What's Next?
While stepping away from daily anchoring, Scarborough will continue contributing to NBC 4 New York. His successor for the 6 PM newscast will be announced soon.
Eric Lerner, President and General Manager of NBC 4 New York, lauded Scarborough as the “gold standard” in American broadcast journalism. Amy Morris, Senior Vice President of News, emphasized his role as a rock of 30 Rock and the station's commitment to building on his legacy.
Beyond the Anchor Desk
Scarborough's achievements extend beyond broadcasting. He's a U.S. Air Force veteran, a published author, a proficient aviator, and a supporter of various non-profit organizations. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree Summa Cum Laude and an honorary doctorate. He is married with two children and two grandchildren.
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