Mitchell, 77, tells PEOPLE about her rise in journalism, the historic moments she'll never forget covering and which ongoing stories she's most passionate about right now Kyler Alvord leads PEOPLE's ...

Mitchell, 78, previously revealed that she would return to field reporting after the inauguration, though PEOPLE can now confirm her final day at the desk Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Andrea Mitchell ...

Andrea Mitchell is an American television journalist, anchor, and reporter who has a net worth of $20 million. That is a combined net worth with her late husband, former Federal Reserve Chair Alan ...

Andrea Mitchell anchored her final edition of MSNBC‘s long-running Andrea Mitchell Reports, with staffers and colleagues past and present entering the studio to give her an ovation as she wrapped up ...

After 17 years, Andrea Mitchell will officially be stepping down as a full-time news anchor at MSNBC on Friday. The veteran journalist, 78, announced on Monday’s broadcast of her long-running weekday ...

Andrea Mitchell has been in the news as she gears up to bid adieu to MSNBC News. While her successful career as a journalist is widely documented, viewers are also curious to know more about her ...

Veteran journalist Andrea Mitchell is facing a heartbreaking new chapter after the death of her husband, renowned economist and former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, who died on June 22 at ...

Andrea Mitchell has set Friday as her last day in the MSNBC anchor chair after 17 years as the host of “Andrea Mitchell Reports.” Mitchell, 78, revealed in October that she would transition to a ...

Andrea Mitchell is chief Washington correspondent and chief foreign affairs correspondent for NBC News. Do you have a news tip you want to share with our journalists? Visit NBC News Tips to learn more ...

Andrea Mitchell, the veteran NBC Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, is also the host of MSNBC'S "Andrea Mitchell Reports," an hour of political news and interviews with top newsmakers that airs each ...

Cabrera, Jansing, Tur, Mitchell have all found time to get together more frequently in recent weeks. They, along with their colleague, José Díaz-Balart, are playing a more critical role at MSNBC — but ...