After over 20 years in the role, vice president of news for ABC7 Chicago, Jennifer Graves, is retiring, ABC7 Chicago President and General Manager John Idler announced Tuesday.
Graves has been integral part of ABC7 Chicago news leadership team for more than 32 years, held her current role for over 22 yearsLive streaming newscasts, breaking news, weather & original, local programming.
"Jennifer Graves' reputation for journalistic excellence has made her one of the most influential news leaders in Chicago for more than three decades. Her news judgement, a passionate commitment to fairness and tireless work ethic are her legacy. These attributes have contributed to ABC 7 long-standing position as Chicago's No. 1 News," Idler said.
"It's been the honor of my career to work with the talented journalists in the ABC 7 Chicago newsroom and chronicle the history of the Chicago area. Thirty-two years have gone by in a flash, and I'll leave with a lifetime of memories and more friendships than I can count," Graves said.
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