Savannah Wood's Departure
Savannah Wood Departs WLUK-TV's 'Good Day Wisconsin' After Two Years, Citing Difficult Decision
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Savannah Wood has left WLUK-TV's 'Good Day Wisconsin' after two years as a morning show field reporter and anchor in Green Bay. Her final broadcast aired on July 7, and she told viewers the decision to go was not an easy one, according to Green Bay Press Gazette.
Wood said she plans to stay in the news business. She did not announce a specific next move, but made clear her departure was a personal choice rather than a layoff or dismissal, The Northwestern reported.
Wood Signs Off After Two Years in Green Bay
Wood joined WLUK as a morning show reporter and anchor and quickly became a familiar face on 'Good Day Wisconsin.' Her July 7 broadcast served as her on-air goodbye. She addressed viewers directly, sharing that leaving Green Bay was a tough call, according to Post Crescent.
'Good Day Wisconsin' airs on Fox 11 and is one of the station's flagship programs. Wood's role included live field reporting and in-studio anchoring duties during the morning block. She spent two full years in that position before stepping away, FDL Reporter noted.
Morning Show Has Seen a String of Recent Changes
Wood's exit is the second notable departure from 'Good Day Wisconsin' in just a few months. Cal Larsen left the program in April to relocate to Omaha, Nebraska. Emily Beier was brought on to fill Larsen's spot, according to Green Bay Press Gazette.
The back-to-back changes mean the morning show has reshuffled key on-air talent twice in under four months. Local morning programs rely heavily on familiar faces to build viewer loyalty, so the turnover could be felt by regular watchers of the show.
Wood Plans to Stay in Journalism After WLUK
Wood made clear she is not stepping away from broadcasting altogether. She told viewers she intends to remain in news, though she has not publicly named her next employer or market. Her farewell suggested she is moving on to a new opportunity rather than leaving the industry, The Northwestern reported.
Career moves in local TV news often mean relocating to a new city or market. Wood spent two years building her profile in Green Bay. Where she lands next could mean a larger market, a different role, or a return to a home region.
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