Tamron Hall talks new season, visits old hometown, Chicago: 'It's such an exciting time'
Share and Follow

CHICAGO (WLS) — Tamron Hall kicks off season seven of her hit show on ABC7 Chicago this Monday afternoon.

The host was just back in Chicago, which she called home when she was a broadcast journalist.

ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch

Hall joined her longtime pal Hosea Sanders to talk about where she’s been, and where she’s heading: full steam ahead.

“I’m doing great; I am doing so good. It’s such an exciting time in my life. My son is about to be in first grade, can you believe it?” Hall said. “I’m always full of gratitude. But, as I’m approaching my 55th birthday, I’m just happy, I really am.”

She said walking down the street in Chicago was energizing for her.

“My son is into Spider-Man right now; he’ll say, ‘mom I’m gonna eat my pancakes and get my super strength like Spidey,'” Hall said. “For me, being here is like that; I get my super strength.”

She said she runs into people with whom she previously worked and they say they’re proud of her.

“But you know it’s also so good because it gives me a chance to meet some of the new generation of Chicagoans, right, because I left in 2007,” Hall said.

She also talked about the upcoming season and the future.

“I still have goals; I still have dreams, and how do we remind ourselves of the goals and dreams? And that doesn’t stop until the very last day that God says it’s time. Until then, I want to keep doing things. I want to keep trying things,” Hall said.

She said there are a lot of guests this season who came for the first time to talk about headlines they made.

“I’m supposed to be here, and what I’m supposed to do is not just have Tamron Hall’s name in lights. It is to use what I have to help other people get what they want,” Hall said.

Copyright © 2025 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved.

Share and Follow
You May Also Like
'Trump Accounts': How to claim one for your child as program gets $6.25 billion boost

Trump Accounts’ Initiative Secures $6.25 Billion Funding: Steps to Secure an Account for Your Child

On Tuesday, Michael and Susan Dell made an unprecedented contribution of $6.25…
FILE - Eugene Hasenfus stands outside U.S. District Court in Miami, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1986 after appearing at a status hearing in his lawsuit against two Iran-Contra figures. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens, File)

Remembering Eugene Hasenfus: The Man Behind the Iran-Contra Affair’s Dark Secrets

Eugene Hasenfus, an instrumental figure whose capture revealed the Iran-Contra affair, has…
Pope Leo XIV's childhood Dolton, Illinois home is officially a historical landmark at 212 E. 141st Place

Discover the Historic Roots: Pope Leo XIV’s Childhood Home in Dolton, Illinois Designated as a Landmark

The village of Dolton, Illinois, has proudly declared the childhood residence of…
US immigration news: Judge's order could make thousands of arrested immigrants eligible for bond hearings and release

Breaking: Court Ruling Opens Doors for Bond Hearings, Potential Release for Thousands of Immigrants

In a significant development, a federal judge in California has issued a…
Republican wins closely watched Tennessee special election

Republican Victory in Tennessee Special Election Captivates Nation: Key Takeaways and Implications

(The Hill) – In a closely watched special election in Tennessee’s 7th…
DC National Guard shooting suspect formally charged: 'Nothing is off the table'

DC National Guard Shooting: Suspect Faces Formal Charges as Investigation Intensifies

The man accused of a shocking attack just steps from the White…
9 new pieces of cookware added to recall over lead poisoning concerns

Nine New Cookware Items Recalled Due to Lead Poisoning Risks

A widespread recall is underway, involving various imported cookware items that pose…
Cop describes recognizing Luigi Mangione when he pulled down mask at McDonald's

Police Officer Identifies Masked Luigi Mangione During McDonald’s Encounter

Last year, in an Altoona McDonald’s, a Pennsylvania police officer encountered Luigi…