Maurice DuBois will depart CBS Evening News on December 18 after 21 years, as the network reorganizes its lineup amid ratings challenges.

CBS Evening News” co-anchor Maurice DuBois is leaving the network amid a larger overhaul of the struggling news program. He announced his exit Thursday on Instagram, saying his last

Maurice DuBois is parting ways with "CBS Evening News" after nearly 15 years, leaving the show without an anchor after this year.

Maurice DuBois is exiting CBS Evening News. Less than a year after taking over the evening news show with co-anchor John Dickerson, DuBois has announced he is leaving the network after two decades.

A little more than a month after co-anchor John Dickerson announced his departure from CBS Evening News, Maurice DuBois let viewers know that he, too, is leaving the broadcast. In an Instagram post today,

ABC’s Matt Gutman is moving to CBS, as per the latest reports. This comes after both Maurice DuBois and John Dickerson announced their respective departures from the network. It is not yet clear if Gutman is slated to become the replacement anchor.