Bob Teague, who was one of New York City’s first black television reporters, has died, the NY Times reports. He was 84.
Teague was hired by WNBC-TV  in 1963 and worked as a reporter, anchorman and producer for over thirty years. He died in New Brunswick, N.J.
Teague was often sent to black neighborhoods during the 60s and was the chief correspondent for “Harlem: Test for the North,†an hour-long documentary produced after Harlem riots of the 1960s.
Read more at the NY Times.