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DeRusha announced last month he was stepping away from his anchor role.

Augustyniak and his husband were recently featured in Lavender Magazine.

Collin announced she was leaving WCCO-TV last month.

"Thank you for trusting me to tell your stories," she wrote in Tuesday's announcement.

Your round-up of the goodbyes and hellos in the Twin Cities TV over the past year.

She took a leave of absence earlier this year to focus on her leukemia battle.

Mitchell interned at WCCO years ago. Now, she's coming back as a reporter.

The announcement comes the same week WCCO welcomed a new face.

"Something has to change," the longtime journalist wrote in a widely shared Facebook post.

A great local news find thanks to a sharp-eyed Reddit user.

The announcements were made this week.

She'll be reporting in a freelance role with the FOX affiliate.

"The public has made our statement," a U of M spokesperson said.

He was a staple of Twin Cities radio for nearly 40 years.

Cross was a Pro Bowl cornerback, but his biggest impact was made after his career.

She will be joining Jason DeRusha on the CBS affiliate's Morning Show.

If you're not aware, the two are married.

He is one of the Twin Cities' most respected political reporters.

He's accused of hitting a WCCO photojournalist's phone out of his hand as he recorded a confrontation between the suspect and Joe Biden supporters.

Well-wishes are pouring in from his fellow journalists.

Hoffland has been undergoing chemotherapy.

Her last day is Friday.

The usual parade can't go ahead due to COVID-19.

The Minnesota native is leaving local TV.