"NBC Nightly News" reschedules live broadcast planned in Cleveland

• He has already broadcast from Alaska, Chicago and Texas — part of a broader NBC initiative to ground the news in communities, not just coastal newsrooms.

What they're saying: NBC had said the stop in Cleveland would reflect that mission: getting closer to viewers, elevating local stories and spotlighting regions shaping national debates.

The intrigue: The network wouldn't disclose the exact location for security reasons, but had said the show would be filmed at a location Clevelanders "will definitely recognize."

• A new date for the broadcast has not yet been announced.

Zoom out: Llamas is the fourth "Nightly" anchor in 40 years and the first Latino anchor of an American nightly news broadcast.

• The show is NBC's flagship evening news program and remains one of TV's most-watched, reaching 6 million to 7 million viewers nightly.

Editor's note: This story has been updated with details about the broadcast being rescheduled.