Veteran Vegas anchor Dave Courvoisier stepped down to return to his wife, Victoria, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, closing out his 30-year career on local TV. Two KTNV broadcasters left the station after Friday’s shows. (Just filling in for a few days) #Rewiring /ASl5ervgB2 See you tonight, up the dial on Channel 13, hopefully with some t-storms. “Tough to nail every forecast,” he posted, adding, “Just filling in for a few days,” along with a favored hashtag, #Rewiring. On Monday, Janison played “gotcha” with himself, re-posting his farewell video from December on Twitter.
At some point, I will formulate exactly what I want to say as to why.” He said on-air, “It’s a good chance this is the last weather cast I’ll ever be involved with. At the time, Janison said he wanted to achieve better balance in his life. Janison left KSNV Channel 3 on New Year’s Eve, ending a 15-year run at the Vegas NBC affiliate. “But so far, everyone at the station has been very welcoming.” “We’re feeling it out to see if this leads to something more than just this week,” Janison said Monday.
Janison is paired with anchor Tricia Keen at 5, 6 and 11 p.m. The massively popular (and recently retired) Vegas weatherman is joining the KTNV Channel 13 broadcast team this week. The weekly forecast of the Las Vegas media landscape shows an unexpected gust.
Emmett Scott Prothero, World War II veteran, left, and Kevin Janison, meteorologist for NBC 3, speak at the opening ceremony of the Ride 2 Recovery Honor Ride Las Vegas to benefit Veterans and First Responders in November 2016 at the Rock in Rio parking lot.
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