Chuck Scarborough's 50th Anniversary

NEW YORK, NY – March 21, 2024 – Commemorating the achievements of a New York television icon and celebrating his continuing service to viewers across the Tri-State region, NBC 4 New York/WNBC announced a week of tributes to mark the 50th Anniversary of broadcast journalist Chuck Scarborough’s work with NBC’s flagship local television station. Scarb...

Chuck Scarborough takes a turn on the dance floor as an old-school dancehall tradition makes a comeback. 

Chuck Scarborough looks back and searches for answers surrounding the life of dive bomber pilot and family member, Uncle Al.

Chuck Scarborough brings his daughter Elizabeth to WNBC where she reports on a unique day at work.

A look behind-the-scenes of the inside of the 1985 newsroom hustling to make deadline.

There were many heroes on September 11th. One of them, for months, was only known as the “The Man in the Red Bandana”. He saved as many as 18 lives, but lost his own. Chuck Scarborough reports on the 15th anniversary of the attacks.

COVID-19 brought up some painful comparisons for New York City residents. But as was the case in the darkest days following 9/11 – Chuck Scarborough says you should never bet against New York.

Chuck Scarborough has a front row seat on one of the first Concorde flights.

In July 1996, a flight crashed on Long Island minutes after departing John F. Kennedy Airport, leaving all 230 people dead.

Chuck Scarborough looks behind the scenes on the special protocal and planning to avoid avalanches during winter mountain sports.

Chuck Scarborough reports in December 1980 when John Lennon was shot and killed outside his apartment building.

Chuck visits FDNY Engine 54 in Manhattan, a decade years after the ‘Pride of Midtown’ suffered devastating loss in the 9/11 attacks.

Chuck Scarborough anchors breaking news coverage of a mass subway shooting out of Brooklyn during a manhunt for the gunman responsible. 

Chuck Scarborough reports from Newtown, where a Connecticut community was forever changed by the horrific massacre of 20 kids and six adults. 

Chuck Scarborough takes the pulse of New York City one year after the deadliest terror attack in modern history.

Chuck Scarborough gets a rare glimpse at the skies from the legendary Blue Angels flight crew in 1998.