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June 2025 CBS announced plans to launch CBS News Atlanta, coinciding with WUPA becoming a CBS owned-and-operated station in August of that year.
May 27 2025 CBS announced The Takeout, a new political talk show hosted by Major Garrett, adapted from his former weekly podcast.
April 22 2025 Bill Owens resigns from CBS News amid legal action from President Donald Trump over a 60 Minutes story from the 2024 presidential election.
2025 Weekday CBS Evening News introduced a multi-anchor format with Nancy Chen rotating with Jericka Duncan.
February 12 2025 The Evening News format begins to see changes, including more traditional news presentation styles.
February 10 2025 CBS launches CBS Evening News Plus, a half-hour extension anchored by John Dickerson, streaming on CBS News 24/7 and airing on selected CBS owned-and-operated stations.
January 27 2025 Maurice DuBois and John Dickerson begin co-anchoring the flagship nightly broadcast from the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City.
January 23 2025 Norah O'Donnell anchors her final edition of the CBS Evening News.
2024 Jennifer Jacobs begins her role as Senior White House Reporter for CBS News.
October 4 2024 Jericka Duncan began anchoring both Saturday and Sunday editions of CBS Weekend News.
October 4 2024 Jericka Duncan added Saturday edition to her existing Sunday anchor duties.
September 2024 CBS Mornings Plus is introduced.
September 2024 Adriana Diaz left CBS Weekend News to become a co-host for CBS Mornings Plus.
September 4 2024 CBS announced a third hour of CBS Mornings called CBS Mornings Plus, to begin airing on September 30 on the streaming service and selected CBS stations.
August 1 2024 CBS News announces a retool of the Evening News, introducing a multi-anchor format with John Dickerson and Maurice DuBois as co-anchors, and Margaret Brennan and Lonnie Quinn as regular contributors.
July 2024 Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews stepped down from her role as president of CBS News.
July 30 2024 Norah O'Donnell announces she will step down as anchor of the CBS Evening News after the 2024 elections, while remaining with CBS News as a senior correspondent.
May 29 2024 CBS News Roundup program launched, potentially replacing CBS News Flash.
April 22 2024 CBS News announced a rebranding of the service as CBS News 24/7, accompanied by an expansion of daily live programming.
2023 Cecilia Vega joins 60 Minutes as a correspondent.
August 15 2023 Wendy McMahon was named sole president and CEO of CBS News, and Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews was appointed president, taking over supervision of the Washington, D.C. bureau.
August 15 2023 CBS News appointed Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews as president, who had previously supervised the Washington, D.C. bureau.
August 14 2023 Neeraj Khemlani announced he was stepping down, and Wendy McMahon was named sole president and CEO of CBS News.
May 1 2023 Red & Blue political program was replaced with a new political program called America Decides.
January 23 2023 CBS News Detroit launched, simulcast on WWJ-TV and KBSD-TV.
2022 Robert Costa joins as National Correspondent and Chief Washington Analyst. Scott MacFarlane becomes Justice Correspondent.
2022 Robert Costa joins as National Correspondent and Chief Washington Analyst.
2022 Scott MacFarlane becomes Justice Correspondent.
2022 Robert Costa is appointed as Chief Election and Campaign Correspondent.
2022 CBS News produced two notable programs: 'Indivisible: Healing Hate' and 'Ghislaine: Partner in Crime', and launched '11 Minutes'.
2022 CBSN Originals was rebranded as CBS Reports, focusing on deep-dive documentaries covering national and global issues including culture wars, climate change, extremism, economic shifts, and technology's impact.
September 6 2022 CBS News Prime Time with John Dickerson began airing as part of the service's evening lineup, broadcasting Monday through Thursday.
August 29 2022 CBS Evening News underwent a rebranding, featuring a world map motif and a new theme composed by Antfood, which references themes from previous eras of the broadcast.
July 2022 CBS launched new 'Now' programs across multiple markets, replacing previous local newscasts.
July 2022 ET Live was rebranded as Mixible, maintaining a similar content scope with contributions from other Paramount properties.
April 8 2022 Norah O'Donnell renewed her contract through at least the 2024 presidential election.
January 24 2022 New branding premiered, moving to Studio 57 at the CBS Broadcast Center and introducing new original programming like CBS Reports, The Dish, Eye on America, and Person-to-Person.
January 24 2022 CBS News Miami launched, with programming led by WFOR-TV and WBFS-TV.
2021 CBS News established See It Now Studios, headed by Susan Zirinsky.
2021 CBS News started 'Boiling Point' in co-production with BET Studios and '60 Minutes+', which ran until 2022.
September 2021 CBS announced plans to rebrand CBSN under the CBS News name later in the year, following a reorganization of news efforts.
September 18 2021 CBS Saturday Morning program began broadcasting.
September 7 2021 CBS Mornings replaced previous morning news program.
August 2021 CBS News Flash program launched.
August 23 2021 CBS News Baltimore launched, with programming led by WJZ-TV.
June 16 2021 CBS News Sacramento launched, with programming led by KOVR and KMAX-TV.
May 3 2021 The merger of CBS Television Stations and CBS News was completed, creating the new entity CBS News and Stations.
April 15 2021 CBS Television Stations and CBS News announced their merger into CBS News and Stations, with Neeraj Khemlani and Wendy McMahon named as co-presidents.
March 29 2021 KTXA in the Dallas–Fort Worth market began simulcasting CBSN Dallas-Ft. Worth on its second subchannel (21.2), becoming the first over-the-air simulcast of CBSN programming.

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