Maurice DuBois Biography
Maurice DuBois is an American Journalist working at WCBS TV New York as an anchor. He occasionally serves as substitute for weekend edition CBS evening news.
Maurice DuBois Age
He was born in Long Island, New York on 20 August 1965 and he turned 58 in 2023. His birth Sign is Leo.
Maurice Dubois Height
He is approximately 6feet tall (1.83m).
Maurice DuBois Education
DuBois graduated from Port Jefferson High School and later joined Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois and there he graduated with Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism. He interned at the Brookhaven National Laboratory at public affairs office in the long Island in 1984 and 1985 and wrote for the employee’s newspaper named the Brookhaven Bulletin.
DuBois Family
He is a son to Ramona DuBois and Maurice DuBois Senior who immigrated to the United States from Dominica an Island from the Caribbean. Information regarding his siblings is not publicly available therefore this section is under review.
DuBois Wife and Children
DuBois married his wife Andrea Adair on August 13, 2001. They have been blessed with two kids whom they have not revealed their identity to the public.
Maurice DuBois Salary and Net worth
His primary source of wealth is his journalism career therefore his annual earnings is estimated to be $120,000 and his net worth is believed to range from $1 million- 5million.
Maurice DuBois Career
Dubois career began at KING TV in Seattle, Washington where he worked as desk assistant in 1987. He moved to WFLD TV in Chicago Illinois to work as an anchor and reporter and also worked at KCRA TV in Sacramento California. Later he joined WNBC TV in New York where he served as a co-anchor for 7 years. He co-anchored programs such as Today in New York which was early morning news, he hosted stories for the station’s news magazine, and He worked as a substitute for NBC’s News Today. In September 2004, he left for WCBS TV in New York to serve as an anchor for 6Pm Newscast and CBS2 News at 6 alongside Dana Tyler. Later he co-anchored CBS 2 News This Morning and CBS 2 News at Noon alongside Cindy Hsu and Mary Calvi. In 2011 he became the co-anchor of CBS 2 News at 5 and CBS 2 News at 11 and also an occasional substitute for CBS evening News.
DuBois Awards and honors
He is a four times Emmy award winner and also a Trailblazer award winner from the New York City National Association of Black Journalist. He holds an Honorary Doctor of Philosophy Degree from Briarcliff College in Bethpage, New York.
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