Chuck Scarborough Retires After 50 Years at WNBC

After more than 50 years, legendary journalist Chuck Scarborough has signed off as the evening news anchor for NBC 4 New York, marking the end of an era for local broadcasting. Scarborough, who began his career at the station in 1974, has been a steady presence through significant historical events, including Nixon's resignation and the September 11 attacks. In his farewell address, he expressed gratitude for the trust of his viewers and emphasized the importance of journalistic integrity amidst the current chaotic media landscape. Scarborough plans to continue contributing to WNBC through special projects, despite leaving the anchor desk. His departure was met with tributes from fans and colleagues, reflecting his impact on New York City’s news scene. As television news continues to evolve, Scarborough's legacy will be remembered by many who tuned in for decades.