Brad Edwards is a journalist for CBS News, primarily focusing on local news in Chicago. With a background in broadcasting, Brad covers a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and investigative reporting. His work has also been featured on CBS Local Digital Media.
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Brad Edwards' coverage mainly revolves around local Chicago stories, with a focus on government & politics, crime, and entertainment news. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to the City Council, water bills, art, and crime in Chicago.
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By: Brad Edwards
The proposal comes as the Bears announced last week they would commit $2 billion toward a new stadium on Chicago's lakefront.
By: Brad Edwards
She revealed her NCAA men's basketball picks to the public for the first time.
By: Brad Edwards, Adam Harrington
CHICAGO (CBS) -- The rooftops outside Wrigley Field may soon look a little different – as the Cubs are hoping to put up billboards on the buildings they own across from the stadium.
By: Anna Kutz, Chris Kuball, Brad Edwards
A Tornado Watch is in effect for the southwestern part of the state through 9 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
By: Brad Edwards, Chris Kuball, Anna Kutz
Following Friday's outbreak of tornadoes across the state, there's still some potential severe weather to keep an eye on.
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Pleasant Hill, and more than 10,400 customers were without power in Des Moines as of 9:50 p.m.
Greenfield hit the worst with a powerful tornado
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By: Brad Edwards
In Chicago, people marked one year since the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas in Israel in many different ways, but in the north suburbs, the Jewish Community Center has been keeping the hostages in their hearts all year long.
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