CHICAGO (WLS) -- All week long we've been celebrating 35 years of the morning show and there's one person who's been around since beginning - the one and only Roz Varon. But Friday, she's bidding us ...

“Be careful what you wish for. It might come true.” When Roz Varon heard those words from ABC7’s general manager in 1989, her life was about to drastically change. She had already spent nine years as ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- This week on "Windy City Weekend," spring has sprung and ABC7 Chicago's very own Hosea Sanders joined Val as a special guest co-host. With Easter around the corner, many people are ...

Some of Chicago's biggest names in music and media came together Tuesday to honor the life of Sara Janz, the late daughter of longtime ABC7 Chicago traffic anchor Roz Varon. The "Stars for Sara" ...

October 19, 2009 (CHICAGO) ABC 7's Roz Varon, a 3-year breast cancer survivor, reveals the inspiration, courage and hope of Chicagoans who have confronted breast cancer during FACES OF STRENGTH, ...

ABC7's Roz Varon is hosting a pilates fundraiser to benefit the scholarship honoring the memory of her daughter. Sara Beth Janz passed away unexpectedly from a medical complication. She was 29 years ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This week on "Windy City Weekend," Richard Roeper and Val Warner welcomed comedian and actor Bill Bellamy. Known for his quick wit ...

ABC7 Chicago has picked its replacement for longtime traffic reporter Roz Varon. Diane Pathieu, a reporter and fill-in anchor who's been with the station for 12 years, is taking on the role as morning ...

ABC7's Roz Varon joined the Chicago Fire Department at the North Center Senior Center on the City's Northwest Side. They showed residents how to work smoke detectors and shared tips on ways to escape ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Some of Chicago's biggest names in music and media came together Tuesday to honor the life of Sara Janz, the late daughter of ...

Decorated ABC7 Chicago traffic reporter Roz Varon is the latest local broadcast veteran to say goodbye to on-air duties. Varon announced Feb. 21 that she will retire after 35 years at the station.