Sue Simmons anchored her final newscast at WNBC/Channel 4 Friday. WNBC/Channel 4 After spending so many days sharing the news with New York City, Sue Simmons finally had a day of her own Friday.

WNBC Anchor Sue Simmons Gets Pink Slip, Contract Not Renewed. After 32 years with the New York City-based station, the evening news fixture is being shown the door, THR confirms.

If you live in New York, or ever have, you’ve probably already gotten word that newscaster Sue Simmons, who’s been with WNBC since 1980, would not have her contract renewed this June.

"But Sue, I grew up watching you." To say Simmons, who turned 69 last month, has been merely a TV anchor in New York doesn't even begin to describe her outsized role in the culture of the tri ...

Sue Simmons is dropping anchor into the acting world. The former Ch. 4 newscaster, who was dumped in May after 32 years at the station, will guest-star in the two-part season opener of NBC’s ...

Sue Simmons Signs Off at New York’s WNBC After 32 Years. The local news anchor, whose contract was not renewed, ended her final broadcast by blowing a kiss to the camera.

Sue Simmons “cried every day” when she realized that her time was up as a prime-time news anchor with NBC New York. The legendary TV journalist, who was recently released from her position ...

Longtime local news anchor Sue Simmons will no longer fill her familiar co-anchor chair at New York’s NBC station, according to a company statement.

One of the great runs in New York TV history will end in June, when Sue Simmons officially vacates her role as the other half of what a generation of viewers has simply come to know as "Chuck 'n ...

Beloved WNBC anchor Sue Simmons was doing a promo during the 10 p.m. hour for the 11 p.m. news broadcast, when she went from describing a story about food prices going up and the weight of food ...

The rumored frontrunner to replace anchor Sue Simmons is Shiba Russell, a 36-year-old single mom who joined WNBC last year from a Boston station.

Four months after her last broadcast on WNBC 4, legendary local anchorwoman Sue Simmons explained her 2008 f-bomb during a tease for the 11 p.m. broadcast. And she blames it on Chuck Scarborough's ...