Legendary Action News anchor Warren Armstrong to retire after 40 years in broadcasting
Longtime Action News anchor Warren Armstrong has announced his retirement, set for November 2026. His departure marks the end of a broadcasting career that has stretched over four decades. Known for his presence on key newscasts, he will leave a lasting legacy in local news.
Armstrong has been a familiar face on Action News for 25 years. During this time, he anchored Live at Five, Live at Six, and Live at Eleven, becoming a trusted voice for viewers. His final late-night newscast is scheduled for early January, though he will continue leading the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. bulletins until his full retirement.
Armstrong’s retirement will take full effect in late 2026, closing a chapter for one of the most experienced anchors in the field. His contributions to news broadcasting have left a clear mark on the industry. Viewers will continue seeing him on evening newscasts until his final departure next year.
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