Popular TV News Personality Signs Off For The Last Time In CT

CONNECTICUT — Long-time NBC Connecticut news reporter Hanna Mordoh signed off for the last time on Friday. Mordoh said the decision to depart Connecticut was "bittersweet," but she is doing what is best for her family.

Mordoh has served as a reporter and the morning traffic reporter for the past few years. She shared the news this morning.

"I have some breaking news to share, on a personal front... Goodbyes are never easy, but my family and I are moving back to Indiana to be closer to our loved ones. Sadly, today my last day at NBC Connecticut. This is such a bittersweet time because we love Connecticut and have truly made dear friends here over the last three years.

I will miss the laughter, teamwork and even crazy hours with this awesome morning crew. We are a work family and it is so hard to say goodbye. However, my husband and I are excited to move home and be closer to Grace's grandparents. My husband has a wonderful job opportunity with his company and I will be eagerly looking for my next career move. So stay tuned & if you are ever in Indiana, say hello. THANK YOU for everything!!! That is my final sign off, for now," Mordoh said.

NBC Connecticut Morning News Anchor Heidi Voight said she'll miss her morning news partner.

"She walked in front of the green screen and into my heart forever.... It’s a bittersweet move: She’s going home to Indiana so her little girl Grace can grow up with her family close by. There’s something special about morning TV. We’re a motley crew of sleep deprived weirdos. We spend more time together than with our spouses most days. We weather good times and bad together.
We are family. And we’re going to miss you so, so much, Han."