Bernie Tafoya is a semi-retired reporter at WBBM Newsradio. He focuses on topics related to animal rescue and rehabilitation, as well as animal rights, reflecting his passion for advocacy in these areas. Bernie has been featured in CBS Radio.
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Bernie Tafoya’s coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly related to crime, government & politics, and community events in the United States, Illinois, specifically Chicago. His work often involves breaking news and evolving stories.
To effectively reach out to Bernie with relevant pitches:
- Provide updates or unique angles related to local crime reports or criminal justice issues.
- Offer insights into local government policies and political developments within his area of focus.
- Share details about upcoming community events or human interest stories that may resonate with a broad audience in the region.
Given Bernie's reporting history, consider pitching him information about education-related topics as well as transportation updates specific to his geographic focus.
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A packaging company has made a big donation of personal protective equipment to the city of Aurora’s overnight warming center. WBBM’s Bernie Tafoya reports…
Former VP Kamala Harris gave the keynote address at the 40th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Interfaith Breakfast in Chicago and urged people not to give up and to continue Dr. King’s fight.
Students at Wendell Phillips High School in the Bronzeville area participated in an event to learn about careers in the aviation industry, from pilots to air traffic controllers to cargo and customer service.
The NHL and the NHL Players Association have announced there will be regular season games in Germany for, at least, the next three seasons, including the current one. The Chicago Blackhawks will play in two of those games in December against Ottawa.
City lawyers are recommending a total of $2.5 million in settlements to the families of 54-year old Ezell Ricky Island and 40-year old Mignonne Robinson.
Chicago Bird Collision Monitors is looking for more volunteers to patrol for injured and dead birds. If you’re interested, Prince says you can go to birdmonitors.net or call the CBCM hotline at 773-988-1867.
