Archive · 4 Dec 2025
Maurice DuBois Leaving CBS Evening News
Maurice DuBois is leaving his job as co-anchor of CBS Evening News on December 18.
He has been with CBS for 21 years, including time at WCBS-TV in New York.
His co-anchor, John Dickerson, is also leaving at the end of the year.
The news broadcast is expected to undergo changes under new leadership.
DuBois expressed gratitude for his time at CBS and the opportunity to tell stories.
The broadcast has been in third place in ratings, and there have been some format changes to focus more on breaking news.
Maurice DuBois is leaving his role as co-anchor of CBS Evening News on December 18.
His departure follows new leadership in the news division and the purchase of Paramount by Skydance.
John Dickerson, his co-anchor, is also departing CBS News at the end of the year.
The evening news broadcast is expected to undergo an overhaul under new editor in chief Bari Weiss.
DuBois had previously anchored at WCBS-TV in New York, joining the network-owned station in 2004.
- Who
- Maurice DuBois, co-anchor of CBS Evening News
- What
- Departure from CBS Evening News
- When
- December 18
- Where
- CBS Evening News
- Why
- New leadership in the news division and the purchase of Paramount by Skydance
- Name
- Maurice DuBois
- Role
- Co-Anchor of CBS Evening News
- Departure Date
- December 18
- Co-Anchor
- John Dickerson
- New Leadership
- Bari Weiss
- Previous Station
- WCBS-TV in New York
- Years at CBS
- 21