The Denver Post’s Joanne Ostrow reports that Tom Green will leave KWGN/Channel 2 this spring when his contract expires:

“It’s just time to change my vista,” Green said. “I don’t have a plan.” The anchor known for his droll style will stay in Denver and will likely remain in broadcasting, he said. He has had conversations about a return to sportscasting. “I’m not retiring.”

Green’s departure is just the latest in a string of recent local TV news changes that include:

• Anchor Adele Arakowa announcing that she will be retiring from 9News effective June 30
• 9News firing polarizing sports anchor Drew Soicher
• Marshall Zellinger, arguably Denver’s most skillful TV political reporter since Eli Stokols left Fox31 for Politico, departing 7News for 9News
• Former 9News meteorologist Ashton Altieri joining CBS4 after a five-year stint in Sacramento and Dallas
• Reporter Heidi Hemmat quitting Fox31 after allegedly receiving death threats
• Anchor Cheryl Preheim departing 9News for a job with a sister station in Atlanta
• Business reporter Gregg Moss retiring from 9News due to severe arthritis
• 9News anchor Kyle Dyer leaving to start her own communications consulting business
• 7News sports anchors Arran Anderson and Jahmai Webster both leaving the station
• Meteorologist Jennifer Broome leaving Fox31/KWGN and being replaced by former 7News meteorologist Matt Makens
• Former 9News and 7News anchor Mike Landess returning as an anchor with KWGN
• Anchor Brooke Wagner leaving Fox31 to join a nonprofit