Reporter Alex Berger to Leave WTEN-Channel 10
The reporter will depart his position at the Albany station on November 3, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Jobs — General
Reporter Alex Berger is set to leave WTEN-Channel 10 following a four-month tenure at the Albany station. His final day with the news team is scheduled for November 3, 2026.
Why it matters
The departure follows a series of recent staffing shifts at the station, including the exits of K.C. Kantz and Jamie DeLine earlier in 2026. Berger announced he is moving on to an undisclosed career opportunity.
Berger served at WTEN-Channel 10 for 4 months following a 2-year tenure at WMBD-Channel 31. His transition comes amid multiple personnel changes at the Albany station this year.
The players
Alex Berger
He is a television reporter who has worked at both WTEN-Channel 10 and WMBD-Channel 31.
WTEN-Channel 10
This is an Albany-based television station that has recently experienced several high-profile staffing transitions.
K.C. Kantz
He previously held an evening anchor position at WTEN before announcing his departure in 2026.
Jamie DeLine
She formerly served in a role at WTEN before moving out of the region in 2026.
Anthony Krolikowski
He is a staff member currently transitioning from his position at WTEN to a new role at CBS6 Albany.
The details
Berger shared his upcoming departure through a post on Facebook. His exit coincides with other notable changes at the station, such as Anthony Krolikowski leaving for CBS6 Albany.
Timeline
Alex Berger joined WTEN-Channel 10 in June 2026.
K.C. Kantz announced his departure in March 2026.
November 3, 2026, marks the final day for Alex Berger at the station.
Market Landscape
This move follows the 2026 local news staffing turnover at WTEN, which has seen several established anchors and reporters depart the station. The trend highlights a period of significant transition for the Albany newsroom as it manages a changing roster of on-air talent.
Viewers of WTEN-Channel 10 will see a change in the on-air talent lineup starting after the November 3 departure date. This transition reflects broader shifts in local media staffing that may influence the familiar faces seen during evening broadcasts.
The takeaway
Staffing transitions are a frequent occurrence in the local news industry as reporters seek out new career paths. Viewers should expect to see new faces on their local broadcasts as the station fills its open roles.
Further reading
For more information on regional employment shifts, visit Jobs — General.
