CBS Mornings is a weekday morning news program that premiered on CBS in 2021, replacing the network’s CBS This Morning. It offers a blend of hard news reporting with rich storytelling and thoughtful interviews. The program’s format focuses on informing viewers with comprehensive coverage of the day’s headlines, while weaving in in-depth features and interviews.
The show covers current events, political developments, health and science news, cultural trends, and human-interest stories. Segments often include live reporting from CBS News correspondents around the world, as well as conversations with newsmakers, subject-matter experts, and public figures. The show’s storytelling approach emphasizes context and insight, distinguishing it from lighter fare on broadcast morning television.
CBS Mornings was originally co-hosted by Gayle King, Tony Dokoupil, and Nate Burleson. In 2023, they were joined by Vladimir Duthiers, who became a feature host after previously serving as a regular contributor. In 2025, Tony Dokoupil left the show after being named the new anchor of CBS Evening News.
Throughout its run, CBS Mornings has emphasized thoughtful journalism and narrative storytelling while maintaining a commitment to live news coverage. The program’s blend of breaking news, big-picture reporting, and personal stories has positioned it as CBS’s flagship morning news broadcast in a competitive morning television landscape.
