Hopefully someone will have a spot for me as an adjunct professor.” “I’m hoping to do some teaching,” Courvoisier said. He played himself in the 1996 mob classic, “Casino.” The newsman has kept busy over the years with a voice-over business, and is planning to contact community colleges for instructor positions upon his return to Missouri. He’s won multiple Emmy awards and has been a popular event host.Ĭourvoisier has also famously explored the entertainment industry. 1 shootings and three Democratic National Conventions. He and former KTNV anchor Yasmeen Hassan have launched the HCue media consulting company.Ĭourvoisier’s career spanned such major news events as Hurricanes Andrew and Katrina, the Oct. Todd Quinones’s final day on the air was Friday. He was with KSNV Channel 3 (then KVBC) for 13 years ending in 1998, with a five-year break out of the market splitting his time in Vegas.Ĭourvoisier is the second anchor to step down from Channel 13 in less than a week.
Prior to his stint at KTNV, Courvoisier most recently ended a 14-year run at KLAS Channel 8 in December 2017. The respected, veteran journalist has spent nearly 30 years with Las Vegas affiliates. In his on-air message, Courvoisier also said the move was his choice, and he planned to return to his home in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to be with his wife, Victoria.Ĭourvoisier returned to the Las Vegas broadcast airways in August 2020, anchoring weekdays at 4:30 a.m., 5 a.m., 6 a.m. KTNV anchor, Dave Courvoisier, pens a personal message to the community he has called home for over 30 years as he announces an end to his anchor encore on July 22, 2022. I have a home, and a wife who has been very patient.” “The two people who brought me in were fired about three weeks ago, and that left me feeling a little empty, but that was not the reason I’m leaving,” Courvoisier said. Courvoisier was hired in August 2020 by then-general manager Chris Way and news director Nancy Bauer Both of left the ABC affiliate June 1.
He was two-thirds through a three-year contract that had a an annual “out” clause for either side. “I’m still in very good shape, I have a lot I can do in life.”Ĭourvoisier’s final day on the air is July 22. “I am the oldest guy on Las Vegas TV,” said Courvoisier, who turns 70 in November. Wednesday, Courvoisier said his departure amounted to “a life decision.” Saying, “Even encores have to end,” Dave Courvoisier announced on the air Tuesday he is stepping down from his anchor spot at KTNV Channel 13. I'm grateful for that, and I could not have put words to it when I was a kid, but it's all the same hunger that drives me today.Dave Courvoisier is seen at the KLAS-TV Channel 8 anchor desk. He added: "Now, I am literally seeing the world. His passion and determination for journalism has been unwavering and he explained his feelings towards his craft to USA Today: "When I look back at it as an adult, when I was a kid and I wanted to see the world, that for me meant covering the severe thunderstorms in the next county or going to the New York State Fair with the local reporter and photographer who were willing to let me jump in the backseat of the car."
He replaced Diane Sawyer on 20/20 in 2013 and co-hosts with Good Morning America's Amy Robach.ĭavid is a popular member of the ABC teamĭavid knew what he wanted to be from an early age and at the age of ten, he built his own news station from cardboard boxes in his living room, and he never missed the evening news.
He has been with ABC since 2007 when he first began anchoring World News Tonight. MORE: David Muir shares emotive message following tragic death of General Colin Powell MORE: GMA star David Muir shares terrifying home photo His work has earned him a string of Emmy awards and he only seems to be gaining in popularity.
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