Peter Alexander Joins MS NOW for Family, News

0:00On March 30th, Peter Alexander, the veteran NBC News White House correspondent and Saturday today co-anchor, just landed his next gig. He's heading to MSNOW to anchor the 11 AM hour, service chief national reporter, and handle breaking news. Plus, he'll chip in on sports and lifestyle shows across their network lineup. He announced his NBC exit on March 28th after 22 years there, starting back in 2004. The big reason? More family time with his daughters in DC, away from the constant treks to New York studios, over 220 Friday nights gone in the last seven years alone. MSNOW President Rebecca Cutler couldn't hide her excitement in a staff memo on March 30th, calling him a pro with sharp questions for presidents. From both sides, she's thrilled to snag one of DC's most respected journalists after his stints covering Obama, Trump, and Biden since 2012. MSNOW is the fresh face of what used to be MSNBC, now under a spin-off from NBC Universal

1:03in 2025 that also runs USA, network, sci-fi, CNBC, and golf channel. Alexander steps in as they rebrand and expand. This move lets him balance home life with fresh challenges, keeping his voice strong and national news while staying closer to family. Watch for his debut soon. Watch your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.