News anchor Deborah Norville leaving ‘Inside Edition’ after 30 years
Updated: 5:36 PM CDT Apr 2, 2025
OF NEWS MAGAZINE INSIDE EDITION. LONGTIME ANCHOR DEBORAH NORVILLE SAYS THAT SHE’LL BE LEAVING THE SHOW AFTER 30 YEARS. NORVILLE JOINED INSIDE EDITION IN 1995 FROM CBS NEWS. AND NOW SHE’S SHARING A MESSAGE WITH HER VIEWERS. IT HAS BEEN AN HONOR AND A PRIVILEGE TO BE HERE AT INSIDE FOR ALL THESE YEARS. A MILESTONE LIKE THIS IS A TIME FOR REFLECTION, AND ON REFLECTION, I’VE DECIDED THAT NOW IS THE TIME FOR ME TO MOVE ON FROM INSIDE EDITION. YOU CAN HEAR MORE OF HER MESSAGE TONIGHT ON INSIDE EDITION THAT AI
News anchor Deborah Norville leaving ‘Inside Edition’ after 30 years
Updated: 5:36 PM CDT Apr 2, 2025
After 30 years behind the anchor desk at “Inside Edition,” Deborah Norville is stepping away from the nightly TV newsmagazine. Norville, who is the longest-serving anchor on American television, will leave the show at the end of the current season, CBS Media Ventures announced on Wednesday.”It has been such an honor and privilege to be here at Inside Edition for all these years,” Norville said in a statement she will read on Wednesday night’s show. “A milestone like this is a time for reflection, and on reflection, I have decided that now is the time for me to move on from Inside Edition.”Norville said the showrunners gave her a “lovely offer to stay,” but she has plans that wouldn’t permit her to stay.”I’ve got some exciting things in the works, which I’ll talk about later, but what I want to say right now is what a privilege it’s been to lead Inside Edition for all these years,” she said. “To work with the incredibly talented team here, and to be invited into your homes every day, it’s an honor I don’t take lightly.”Norville has anchored “Inside Edition” since March 1995. Before that, she was an anchor and correspondent for CBS News. Norville has won two national Emmy Awards and in 2024, received the Edward F. McLaughlin Lifetime Achievement Award from the Broadcasters Foundation of America.You can watch Inside Edition on weekdays at 6:30 p.m. on KCCI.» Subscribe to KCCI’s YouTube page» Download the free KCCI app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play
After 30 years behind the anchor desk at “Inside Edition,” Deborah Norville is stepping away from the nightly TV newsmagazine.
Norville, who is the longest-serving anchor on American television, will leave the show at the end of the current season, CBS Media Ventures announced on Wednesday.
“It has been such an honor and privilege to be here at Inside Edition for all these years,” Norville said in a statement she will read on Wednesday night’s show. “A milestone like this is a time for reflection, and on reflection, I have decided that now is the time for me to move on from Inside Edition.”
Norville said the showrunners gave her a “lovely offer to stay,” but she has plans that wouldn’t permit her to stay.
“I’ve got some exciting things in the works, which I’ll talk about later, but what I want to say right now is what a privilege it’s been to lead Inside Edition for all these years,” she said. “To work with the incredibly talented team here, and to be invited into your homes every day, it’s an honor I don’t take lightly.”
Norville has anchored “Inside Edition” since March 1995. Before that, she was an anchor and correspondent for CBS News.
Norville has won two national Emmy Awards and in 2024, received the Edward F. McLaughlin Lifetime Achievement Award from the Broadcasters Foundation of America.
You can watch Inside Edition on weekdays at 6:30 p.m. on KCCI.
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