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
Pierogi Fest celebrates 30 years with a parade, Sugar Ray and fun for all ages
Indiana’s largest annual festival is back — and celebrating 30 years!
Volo Museum hosts Christmas in July: Rockafire Explosion, Santa Claus and more
This weekend, the Volo Museum in Volo is embracing the holiday spirit. You might wonder, "Which holiday?" Well, it's Christmas, of course!
Double Duty Classic showcases high school standouts, honors Chicago's Negro League Baseball history
The DDC commemorates the history of Negro League Baseball in Chicago while also showcasing some of the most talented high school baseball players in the country.
Experience the magic of '2 Pianos 4 Hands' at Northlight Theatre
2 Pianos 4 Hands, now playing at Skokie's Northlight Theatre, features two piano enthusiasts sharing stories of pushy parents, eccentric teachers, and endless practice sessions.
Colores Mexicanos Chicago: Showcasing artisanal treasures from Mexico
Colores Mexicanos Chicago prides itself on being "Chicago's Mexican gift shop." It's a store filled with colorful textiles, pillows, clothing and jewelry, all crafted by artisans from Mexico or Latinos living in Chicago.
La Grande Boucherie in River North redefines 'bon appétit'
La Grande Boucherie, which translates to “the big butcher," is part steakhouse and part Parisian brassiere. Walk in and you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to Paris.
Adaptive sailing program opens up lake of opportunities for the physically impaired
The Judd Goldman Adaptive Sailing Program offers people with disabilities the opportunity to experience the beauty and challenge of sailing on Lake Michigan.
Behind-the-scenes at Farmer's Fridge factory in Chicago
Think of them as the smallest restaurants in America, hundreds of vending machines with healthy meals in jars.
Edgewater residents oppose liquor store proposal, seek alderwoman's support
Some residents in the Edgewater neighborhood are voicing strong opposition to a proposal to rezone a building to accommodate a liquor store, claiming their alderperson isn’t listening.
Rare jewelry collection displayed at Chicago's Driehaus Museum
A new exhibit at Chicago’s Driehaus Museum features rare jewelry from the 17th century to the present, all from prominent collections.