NBC journalist Kate Snow introduced Sunday night time that she’s going to now not anchor the Sunday version of “Nightly News,” as she has carried out for the higher a part of the final 9 years.
Instead, the veteran journalist will focus her efforts on NBC’s streaming newscast, NBC News Daily, which airs throughout weekday afternoons.
Snow stated she’s going to proceed to be a part of the “Nightly News” workers, however with the expansion of the streaming newscast, she must focus her efforts there.
“Our viewers on NBC News Daily is rising quick,” Snow stated, as she wrapped the Sunday night broadcast. “I’ve determined to focus my consideration, Monday by way of Friday, on that function.”
Snow may be seen on NBC News Daily from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. every weekday. The present is a part of the NBC News Now streaming service. Sunday, Feb. 25, will likely be Snow’s final day anchoring the Sunday “Nightly News.”
Snow has contributed to “Nightly News” as a nationwide correspondent for years, additionally reporting for the “Today” present and “Dateline NBC.”
Snow has lined breaking information and politics all through her profession, with main tales which have included the varsity taking pictures in Newtown, Conn., to the mall attack in Kenya and the oil spill within the Gulf.
Snow, in accordance with knowledgeable bio, has carried out investigative stories on texting whereas driving and soccer concussions amongst young feminine soccer gamers which have sparked nationwide conversations.
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