An icon has been lost for both KSL and the television news business. Dick Nourse, a longtime experienced anchor, pἀssed away at 83. From his first report in 1964 until his final one in 2007, Dick was the dependable voice of KSL 5 News for 43 years. In 2007, he quit the business.
Not once, not twice, but three times, he overcame canceɼ. In 1940, Richard Nourse was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, and by the time he was a teen, he was a perfect combination of good looks, brains, and voice. He was created in Grand Junction, Colorado, in the year 1940.
With KRAX Radio in Grand Junction, which broadcasts on AM and FM and spans western Colorado and eastern Utah, he started his career in radio. His shift into the television industry began in 1964 when he traveled to Salt Lake City to visit his brother. Dick claimed that KSL approached him with a job offer when he was en route to a job in Sacramento. The rest, as they say, is history.
After managing the news desk by themselves for a year, KSL hired weatherman Bob Welti and sportscaster Paul James to join their news team. As a result, one of the most enduring and well-liked anchor teams in television was created.
In 1940, Richard Nourse was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, and by the time he was a teen, he was a perfect combination of good looks, brains, and voice. He was created in Grand Junction, Colorado, in the year 1940.
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With KRAX Radio in Grand Junction, which broadcasts on AM and FM and spans western Colorado and eastern Utah, he started his career in radio. His shift into the television industry began in 1964 when he traveled to Salt Lake City to visit his brother.
Dick claimed that KSL approached him with a job offer when he was en route to a job in Sacramento. The rest, as they say, is history. After managing the news desk by themselves for a year, KSL hired weatherman Bob Welti and sportscaster Paul James to join their news team. See the KSL official tweet below:
BREAKING: Longtime KSL news anchor Dick Nourse has died at age 83. https://t.co/RhSbNGwqZy
— KSL.com – Utah Breaking News, Weather & Sports (@KSLcom) May 18, 2023
As a result, one of the most enduring and well-liked anchor teams in television was created. You may keep up with the most recent obituary news by adding our website to your favorites list.
