Brad Edwards is dedicated to his new position at CBS 2 in Chicago and has already started to broaden his responsibilities for the network.

CBS 2 appointed Brad Edwards as the new Primary Anchor and Storyteller for CBS News Chicago in May 2022.

A media enthusiast, Brad has taken the responsibility and is currently dedicated to his new work routine. He will lead CBS Chicago’s live streaming coverage of breaking news on the 24/7 platform and long-form stories and topics.

The CBS 2 star journalist is the 2021 winner of the National Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Writing, the nation’s top broadcast writing award.

CBS 2 Brad Edwards Is In Chicago Now

Brad Edwards from CBS 2 is based in Chicago, Illinois, for his work. Since his involvement with the channel, he has been a resident of the city for quite some years, as of 2022.

CBS confirms that the award-winning journalist currently resides in Chicago and is a responsible citizen.

Likewise, Brad also served on the Board of Directors at the YWCA Metropolitan Chicago from 2017 to 2021.

His other participation includes his position as an adjunct professor at Columbia College of Chicago.

Prior to joining CBS2 Chicago in 2012, Brad anchored and reported in many cities, including Detroit, Indianapolis, Grand Rapids, and Lansing.

Not to forget, he was named Reporter of the Year by The Associated Press at each station.

What Actually Happened To Brad Edwards On Channel 2?

Brad Edwards was recently promoted on Channel 2 this May.

Before his promotion as the new Primary Anchor and Storyteller for CBS News Chicago, he anchored CBS 2’s weekday evening newscasts at 5, 6, and 10 p.m. with Irika Sargent since 2019.

Aside from his new job responsibilities, Brad continues to serve as a CBS 2 Investigator alongside Dave Savini, Dorothy Tucker, Dana Kozlov, and Megan Hickey.

After a decade of hard work with the CBS Network, Brad has finally taken a new step with the company.

Brad Edwards Is Not Leaving CBS News Channel 2

Brad Edwards is not leaving CBS Channel 2; instead, he has embraced a new life journey with it.

According to CBS on his promotion, Brad will lead CBS Chicago’s live streaming and head up a team to produce impactful, ground-breaking stories and documentaries.

His promotion made headlines as he is one of the notable personalities in the company, who has won more than 100 awards in his media career.

Brad hopes to achieve more and inspire the younger generation of journalists.