
Roseanne Tellez
Roseanne Tellez has been an anchor and reporter in the Chicago television market for 33 years.
She spent the past 15 years as a reporter and morning news anchor for WBBM CBS 2 Chicago, and the previous 14 years in various roles at Tribune’s WGN-TV, serving as anchor from 1995-2004.
Prior to that, Tellez was a general assignment reporter at WTLV-TV in Jacksonville, Florida. She began her career in broadcasting as an anchor and general assignment reporter at KQTV in St. Joseph, Missouri.
A graduate of the University of Southern California, Tellez holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism.
The latest from Roseanne Tellez
Chicago police investigating connection between deadly carjackings
Chicago police continue to search for suspects in a pair of deadly carjackings last week.
CTA rider stabbed in face while riding train on South Side
A man was stabbed while riding a CTA train late Thursday night on Chicago's South Side.
Metra SWS service resumes day after freight train derailment
Metra’s Southwest Service Line resumed Thursday morning following a freight train derailment that shut down rail traffic near Chicago Ridge for much of the previous day.
Chicago police officers hospitalized after crash in Jefferson Park
Two Chicago police officers were taken to the hospital after their squad car crashed late Thursday night in the Jefferson Park neighborhood.
How Metra wants commuters to help stop human trafficking
Metra is doing its part to tackle a serious issue in our country — human trafficking.
Winter storm chaos leaves Chicago travelers scrambling after flight cancellations
After hundreds of flight cancellations in Chicago over the weekend and today, there’s a lot of catching up to do.
Salvation Army opens 24/7 warming centers as dangerous cold grips Chicago
As dangerous cold grips Chicago, the Salvation Army is offering round-the-clock warming centers and street outreach to help people avoid deadly exposure.
Another round of snow before extreme cold hits Chicago area
As many of us turn our focus to Friday’s extreme cold, some people first had to deal with another round of snow Thursday morning.
How brutal is the cold? Chicagoans react to living in the deep freeze
Cold, windy and very Chicago. See how residents are handling another frigid day.
Volunteers mark MLK Day in Chicago with service at South Side high school
Hundreds of volunteers spent Martin Luther King Jr. Day at Morgan Park High School, honoring his legacy through a large-scale day of service aimed at giving back to the school and the community.









