Christian Bryant
Christian Bryant
Host
Christian Bryant is co-host of "Scripps News Tonight." Every weeknight, Christian, Chance Seales, and a team of Scripps News reporters take a deep dive into the news of the day. Before joining Scripps News, he studied English at Morehouse College and journalism at the University of Missouri. Christian is a dabbling musician and an apologetic North Carolinian.
Recent Work
What Are The 2 Chicagos?
After 13 Seasons Of 'The Bachelorette,' This Is A Surprising First
Michael Flynn Resigns As National Security Adviser
Sizing Up Chicago's 2016 Murder Statistics
What Will Happen To Consent Decrees Under President Trump?
DOJ: Chicago Police Have Shot At People Who Pose No Threat
Behind The Scenes At President Obama's Farewell Address
NFL's Steve Smith Sr. Says He's Done 'Antagonizing' Opponents
Tupac Will Be The First Solo Rapper In Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
More Schools Come Forward In 'WakeyLeaks' College Football Scandal
Interrupting Chicago's Gun Violence In A Historically Awful Year
Meet Viola Desmond: The New Face Of Canada's $10 Bill
Philip Morris International Could Snuff Out Traditional Cigarettes
The White House Turkey Pardon: Obama At His Corniest
We Honestly Don't Know Who George W. Bush Voted For
The 'W' Flag Was Practical Before It Was Iconic
Ray Allen, The NBA's 3-Point King, Announces Retirement
Drag It Through The Garden: The Chicago Hot Dog's Immigrant History
#GOPHandsOffMe Protesters Get Explicit To Make A Point
Chicago Police Assault Revives 'Ferguson Effect' Theory
Have We Reached The Limit Of Human Life Expectancy?
'Moonlight' Film Gets Honest About Black Identity And Vulnerability
Ohio Police Shoot And Kill 13-Year-Old Carrying A BB Gun
A North Carolina Sports Institution Is Moving Games Out Of The State
Who's Missing In Hollywood
Drake's 'One Dance' Has Done Well — Now Let's Retire It
Former NFLer Marcellus Wiley Explains Why He Got Rid Of His Gun
Chicago Native Jabari Parker: How To Help Kids On The South Side
What We'll Never Know About The Study In Which Black Deaths Mattered
