WLS-TV RECRUITMENT SOURCE LIST. For the Entire Period 07/16/22 - 07/15/23. Bright Horizons - 500 West Monroe Street - Chicago, Illinois 60661. Contact Gina Barnes - Phone (312) 876-8687.

CHICAGO: WLS-TV activated its second channel allotment over the weekend, local reports indicate. The station started broadcasting on UHF Ch. 44 Saturday evening; adding the frequency to its original ...

WLS-TV’s newsroom in Chicago features technology from Digital News Technology solutions. Photos by Frank Pedrick of Pedrick Photography. While the concept of a digital news environment sounded ...

WLS-Ch. 7 won its kind of election Tuesday night. The local ABC affiliate had a 17.1 rating with a 26 share between 9 and 10 p.m., compared to a 7.5/11 for WMAQ-Ch. 5, 6.2/9 for WBBM-Ch. 2, 5.2/8 ...

A man on probation for sending unwanted social media messages to a WLS-TV meteorologist was arrested for sending the same woman an instant message on Facebook earlier this month in violation of ...

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CHICAGO (WLS) - Police are investigating a fatal stabbing and fire at a home in Chicago. They say a woman allegedly stabbed ...

Joel Daly, legendary Chicago TV news anchor, dead at 86, died at home after watching the news He helped build a ratings juggernaut at WLS-TV, part of a ‘happy talk’ revolution in TV news that ...

Bored with sketching fruit, she ended up in the courtroom where the Chicago Seven were on trial. WLS-TV reporter Hugh Hill needed a replacement courtroom sketch artist. "I can draw," she told him.

ABC7/WLS-TV Chicago is the No. 1 local news source and most-watched television station in Chicago. ... This position is with WLS Television, Inc., ...

WLS-TV RECRUITMENT SOURCE LIST. For the Report Period 07/16/23 - 07/31/24. Bright Horizons - 500 West Monroe Street - Chicago, Illinois 60661 Contact Gina Barnes - Phone (312) 876-8687 ...

Bored with sketching fruit, she ended up in the courtroom where the Chicago Seven were on trial. WLS-TV reporter Hugh Hill needed a replacement courtroom sketch artist. "I can draw," she told him.