One of Fox News’ longest-serving anchors, Neil Cavuto, is closing the chapter on an illustrious career. After 28 remarkable years, Cavuto, the host of Your World with Neil Cavuto, will air his final show on Thursday, marking the end of an era. Known for his keen journalistic instincts and measured approach to news, Cavuto has been a cornerstone of Fox News since its inception in 1996.

The End of an Era
Neil Cavuto, 66, has been a steadfast presence in the fast-paced world of cable news. His tenure at Fox began as the host and managing editor of Your World, a business-focused program that quickly became a staple of the network. In 2006, he added another feather to his cap, serving as the network’s Vice President of Business News. Over nearly three decades, Cavuto became synonymous with thoughtful and in-depth analysis, earning the respect of viewers and colleagues alike.

While Fox News offered Cavuto a contract renewal, sources reveal that he felt the time was right to explore new opportunities. A statement from Fox underscored the mutual respect between the veteran journalist and the network: