Nick News is a news documentary program that has been airing since 1992.It is currently the longest running series on Nickelodeon in terms of seasons.The show is hosted by Linda Ellerbee and has been since the shows debut.Nick News has been honored with several awards,inclueding,three Peabody Awards and three Emmy Awards.

Contents 1 Format 2 News program 3 Created by 4 Linda Ellerbee 5 Presented by 6 Linda Ellerbee 7 Country of origin 8 United States 9 Language(s) 10 English 11 No. of seasons 12 19 13 No. of episodes 14 250+ 15 Production 16 Executiveproducer(s) 17 Running time 18 22 minutes 19 Productioncompany(s) 20 Lucky Ducky Productions[1]Nickelodeon Productions 21 Broadcast 22 Original channel 23 Nickelodeon 24 Picture format 25 480i (SDTV)1080i (HDTV) 26 Original run 27 May 1, 1992 – present 28 Linda Ellerbee 29 Comments FormatEdit	News programEdit
Created byEdit	Linda EllerbeeEdit
Presented byEdit	Linda EllerbeeEdit
Country of originEdit	United StatesEdit
Language(s)Edit	EnglishEdit
No. of seasonsEdit	19Edit
No. of episodesEdit	250+Edit
ProductionEdit
Executiveproducer(s)Edit	=====Linda Ellerbee Rolfe Tessem=====
Running timeEdit	22 minutesEdit
Productioncompany(s)Edit	Lucky Ducky Productions[1]Nickelodeon ProductionsEdit
BroadcastEdit
Original channelEdit	NickelodeonEdit
Picture formatEdit	480i (SDTV)1080i (HDTV)Edit
Original runEdit	May 1, 1992 – presentEdit

Linda EllerbeeEdit

Nick News has been hosted by Linda Ellerbee since the show's inception in 1992. Ellerbee was one of five candidates auditioned over the course of two weeks. She was chosen because her competitors were "too loud and obnoxious", claimed one of the show's set designers. According to Ellerbee: "I was honored when I was named the host of Nick News. The  show will be about kids and their everyday lives." Ellerbee has never missed an episode due to illness. The show is officially known as Nick News with Linda Ellerbee. Throughout the years, Nick News has featured special guests of honor, such as Al Gore, Bill Cosby, Faith Hill, Rosie O'Donnell, Magic Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Dr. Phil.