2025年2月3日 · OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Longtime First Alert 6 anchor and Nebraska broadcasting icon John Knicely has announced his plan to retire. After a stellar career as Omaha’s Main News Anchor, John...

2024年11月28日 · John Knicely got to know many interesting people this year, from the ultimate tailgater to a star graduate, a one-handed boy learning to play violin, and more. A young boy in the metro learned...

Longtime WOWT anchor John Knicely has announced he plans to retire. Knicely, who recently marked 50 years on TV, will sign off from WOWT for the last time on March 12. “I’ve kind of been ...

John Knicely, veteran WOWT Omaha, Neb., anchor, has announced his plan to retire from the Gray Television NBC affiliate. He will sign off from the First Alert 6 anchor desk …

2025年2月3日 · After a stellar career as Omaha’s Main News Anchor, John will sign off from the First Alert 6 anchor desk on Wednesday, March 12.

Longtime WOWT reporter Brian Mastre will replace John Knicely on the anchor desk when Knicely retires in March, the Omaha TV station announced Friday. Knicely, who recently marked 50 years on TV ...

WOWT anchor John Knicely has announced his retirement after more than 50 years in television. After what the station described as a “stellar career,” Knicely will say goodbye on Wednesday ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Longtime First Alert 6 anchor and Nebraska broadcasting icon John Knicely has announced his plan to retire. After a stellar career as Omaha’s Main News Anchor, John will sign off from the First Alert 6 anchor desk on Wednesday, March 12.

John Knicely is an American News Anchor/Reporter working for WOWT-TV (NBC Affiliate) in Omaha, Nebraska. He re-joined the station in May 1992. Knicely is 70 years old as of 2021. He was born on was born December 7, 1951, in Sidney, Nebraska, United States. He celebrates his birthday on the 7th of December every year.

2025年2月5日 · after 50 years in the business, WOWT Anchor John Knicely has announced his plan to retire. “Over 50 years ago, my thoughts in college were to probably go to law school. But a call from my journalism professor about a weekend sports job at Channel 6 (WOWT) changed all that,” John said.