Category: Heading For The Door
Altice is seeking a sale of the financial news streamer
Veteran Denver anchor stepping away
David Goldstein has been on the job for 34½ years
Chris Horvatits to exit WIVB by year’s end
She's joining the family business.
He's leaving to be with his wife through a cancer battle
Portland’s Brenda Braxton sets her sign-off date.
This time it's in San Antonio
Popular DC anchor giving up the anchor desk for family time
Next adventure….TBA
Rochester, Minnesota, that is
At least it looks that way
She has another mission in mind
Paula Sands will retire at the end of the year
Career ends after 4½ years but she’s sticking around town
Longtime meteorologist signs off today
He's spending his last week at KXXV
He's done in two days
Houston forecaster exits for local consulting job
Chicago’s Jim Rose to sign off from WLS next month
Longtime news executive making a change you will never guess
Corey McPherrin will sign off one final time at WFLD
San Antonio anchor leaving after three years
18 years in the business and done
His first job in the business, his last job
Veteran San Diego reporter kisses off tv news for other priorities
Sports director bids farewell to the Triad
He'll retire after having spent 22 of them with Morris Multimedia
He's been with WKBW SINCE 1983
Albany reporter leaves behind 24 years in the business
Kayla Tausche seeks a new adventure
Either she wanted no fuss or this was an assisted exit
And another “Life Update” announces a departure from the business.
What’s next? Your guess.
She spent 23 years at one station reporting and anchoring mornings
He'll leave WFLD at the end of the month
We just can't tell you what it is yet.
Investigative reporter leaving San Antonio station after three years
More family time and an un-specified career change is the official reason for her departure.
Tucson sports anchor bids farewell
Leaving for full-time parenthood
Just shy of four decades and he’s hitting the exit.
His future is not in the business.
After four years, he’s had enough
Citing job stress, he’s switching careers
San Antonio anchor vet is leaving the station.
She’s leaving after 13 years.
He plans to leave his hometown
FOX Business loses its chief national correspondent
L.A. Acting News Director takes the exit
She joined WTVF back in 1990
Veteran Indianapolis met to step down this summer
Major vacancies at an Odessa-Midland station
But she’s staying in town
And also exiting the tv news arena
No bitterness…it was just time
No, really
Boise meteorologist calls it quits after 15 years
He'd rather be living with his wife
He calls it a “semi-retirement”
She’s leaving at the end of the week
She’s headed cross-state
He said he’d be gone when he hit his 36th anniversary at the station. It’s here
He was recently in the news for another reason
Her tour of Central and Western Ohio is drawing to a close
Hints he’s staying in the business
She’ll be sticking around the Beltway area, she promises
He's joining a state agency
And she is ready for whatever the “next adventure” might be
WSB weekend anchor waves goodbye
Oklahoma City anchor announces he is gone
Detroit reporter headed for the local airport
Looking for something new…closer to home
More than four decades in a gaggle of markets
Another exit from tv news
Her lengthy….and mature….social media post explains it all.
He expects to turn up in D.C. TV. He just can't say yet.
Destination unknown…for now
L.A. anchor now marking the calendar to retirement
He spent 32 years reporting for the Peacock from around the globe.
She’s leaving the network after 20 years
Married in August, gone in January
Heading for retirement after 38 years
The Peacock’s Buyout Express hits the Bay Area.
Consider her “wider net” cast
And not just the tv station…he’s leaving the business.
This former ND turned to the recruiting end of the business
He's leaving the business a year after taking time off
Unofficially, she is expected to jump to another cable network
Greensboro met calling it quits
Bill Reh put in four decades at the weather center.
Her contract is up and so is her time at the network
Denver anchor closes out four decades on Friday
Twin cities morning co-anchor announces departure as another enters
He figures 40 years is enough
Programming boss Michael Bass was a Zucker confidante
Pat Callaghan has occupied an anchor chair for 43 years
TBA at the moment