Tahman Bradley
Anchor and Political Reporter at WGN-TV (Chicago, IL)
White Sox! Star Trek! R&B! Breaking Bad! Deep Dish & Thin Crust Pizza! 18 Holes! Howard University! @wgnnews anchor & political reporter.
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1 week ago |
wgntv.com | Tahman Bradley |Jordan Muck
CHICAGO (WGN) — The City Council appeared Wednesday to be close to a deal on a new curfew policy for minors following gatherings downtown that have turned violent. Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd Ward) said he’d struck a deal with his colleagues to give the city’s police superintendent and the local district commander the power to implement a teen curfew in an area when and where it’s needed. It could take effect at any time, but would only apply to a certain neighborhood.
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yahoo.com | Tahman Bradley
Tahman BradleyWed, April 16, 2025 at 6:11 PM UTC3 min readCHICAGO (WGN) — The City Council appeared Wednesday to be close to a deal on a new curfew policy for minors following gatherings downtown that have turned violent. Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd Ward) said he’d struck a deal with his colleagues to give the city’s police superintendent and the local district commander the power to implement a teen curfew in an area when and where it’s needed.
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wgntv.com | Tahman Bradley
LOMBARD, Ill. (WGN) — Gov. JB Pritzker and top state Democrats gathered Monday at a union hall in DuPage County to celebrate the party’s near clean sweep of Illinois municipal elections two weeks ago. “This transformation has been absolutely remarkable,” Senate President Don Harmon said of the area that was for decades solidly Republican.
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yahoo.com | Tahman Bradley
LOMBARD, Ill. (WGN) — Gov. JB Pritzker and top state Democrats gathered Monday at a union hall in DuPage County to celebrate the party’s near clean sweep of Illinois municipal elections two weeks ago. “This transformation has been absolutely remarkable,” Senate President Don Harmon said of the area that was for decades solidly Republican.
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wgntv.com | Tahman Bradley
CHICAGO (WGN) — Lawmakers in Springfield continue to debate hot button measures before their session ends in May, including a proposal that would change homeschooling in Illinois and another to bail out Chicago-area transit agencies. Among the most controversial bills this session has been House Bill 2827, which would require home school parents to report information to regional offices about academic progress and, in some cases, health and vaccination records.
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Governor Pritzker calls local elections in Illinois a good night for Democrats. Adds that "acolytes of Donald Trump," people, he says, like Richard Irvin and Keith Pekau were defeated.
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