Bryn Caswell to Leave WBNS-10TV November 13
The longtime Columbus anchor and reporter announced her final day at the station, which has lost three major morning-show personalities in under six months.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Remote Work
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Bryn Caswell announced that November 13 will be her last day at WBNS-10TV in Columbus, where she has anchored, reported, produced and hosted a daily news program and podcast. She is preparing to move to Texas and has not disclosed her next employer or position.
Why it matters
Caswell's departure adds to a run of exits at WBNS-10TV, as meteorologist Meredith Garofalo and anchor Tracy Townsend have also left the station. The turnover changes the on-air lineup viewers in Columbus have relied on for morning and daily news coverage.
The announcement is a personal social media post, and the station's departure count of three in under six months is drawn from the reported exits of Caswell, Garofalo and Townsend. Caswell's next employer and role remain undisclosed.
The players
Bryn Caswell
A veteran Columbus television journalist with multiple Emmy Awards and five Edward R. Murrow Awards, known for anchoring and hosting at WBNS-10TV.
WBNS-10TV
The Columbus, Ohio television station where Caswell has worked and where the recent on-air departures occurred.
The details
Caswell has worked at WBNS-10TV as an anchor, reporter, content developer, producer and host of a daily news program and podcast, and helped launch and host The Big Picture. Her résumé also includes stints at WKEF in Dayton and WEWS in Cleveland, and she has multiple Emmys and five Edward R. Murrow Awards.
Timeline
November 13, 2026: Caswell's last day at WBNS-10TV.
Less than six months before November 2026: Third major morning-show departure at WBNS-10TV.
Roadmap
Caswell's exit extends a pattern at WBNS-10TV in which Meredith Garofalo and Tracy Townsend have also left in under six months. Her move to Texas follows a career that has already taken her from Dayton to Cleveland before Columbus.
Viewers who watch WBNS-10TV will see a changed on-air lineup after November 13, with Caswell no longer anchoring or hosting her daily program and podcast. The station has not announced replacements in the source material.
The takeaway
Caswell's exit shows how quickly on-air staffing can change at a local station, so viewers who follow specific anchors may want to watch for announcements about replacements and future positions.
What happens next
Caswell's last day at WBNS-10TV is November 13, 2026, and her next position has not been announced.
Further reading
For more on how journalists and other professionals navigate career moves like this, see Remote Work in Columbus.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ComingSoon.
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