Washington’s news and traffic station is about to get a whole lot less newsy with the announcement that WTOP’s District reporter Mark Segraves is moving to NBC4.

After 32 years with NBC4 Washington, the last 18 as anchor of its morning news program, Joe Krebs is retiring at the end of March, the station announced Wednesday.

Venerable WRC/NBC4 weatherman Bob Ryan bid a low key but still emotional farewell to his viewers on Friday night. The rumors are that he may soon resurface at rival WJLA/ABC7, but the man has been with NBC for 30 years. His departure is without a doubt the end of an era. View more news videos at: http://www.nbcwashington.com/video….

View more news videos at: http://www.nbcwashington.com/video. As we mentioned briefly in the roundup, Adrian “Mr. Personality” Fenty resurfaced on WRC/NBC4 early this morning, during the mayor’s regularly scheduled Thursday appearance on the local news channel. Anchor Eun Yang got the ball rolling with a pretty standard question. Maybe she could have been more nuanced in how she phrased it, but this is the early morning TV news — you’re looking to bottom line it. So…

WRC/NBC4 has been rebroadcasting only MSNBC programming for the last few hours (Chris Matthews is on right now), and the station finally put up this announcement on its web site at about 5:15 p.m. “Due to major technical problems, News4 at 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. will not be seen. Please tune in to News4 at 6 p.m. with Jim Vance and Doreen Gentzler.” A call to the harried NBC4 newsroom confirmed that they…