Iconic WTNH News 8 Anchor Ann Nyberg Moving From Night To Dayside

CONNECTICUT — There are some big changes coming to WTNH News 8 beginning Monday.

Legendary News Anchor Ann Nyberg is moving from the late night newscasts to the afternoon and evening telecasts. Anchor Lisa Carberg will replace Nyberg at 10 and 11 p.m.

WTNH News 8 is also adding a 4 p.m. newscast in the fall and Nyberg will anchor that along with the nightly telecasts at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Nyberg will also anchor the 12 p.m. newscast. All of the above changes were first reported by The Laurel.

Nyberg recently shared to social media the upcoming changes. "After decades on the night shift, since the start of my career in 1979 with tons of awesome newsies, I am headed to dayside at News 8," Nyberg wrote. "Starting Monday, July 10th, I will be working nearly downright banker's hours. What's it like to go out on a Friday night...I'm about to find out. Somebody alert my hubby that we're going to be hanging out in the evening, this will be quite shocking to him."

Darren Kramer will be Nyberg's partner at 5 p.m. and Dennis House will be her partner at 6 p.m. Carberg and House will serve as the anchors for the 10 and 11 p.m. telecasts, Nyberg wrote.

On social media, House wrote: "Please join me in congratulating the legendary Ann Nyberg on her new schedule at WTNH News 8! Starting today you can now catch her earlier on the day at noon and still on the evening news including at 6 o'clock with me, but she now gets to go to bed a little earlier. Lisa Carberg TV will now join me at 10 and 11.

>>>Read more at The Laurel.

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