CBS Evening News

CBS Evening News is the main evening news show for CBS News, which is part of the CBS television network in the U.S. This program first aired on May 3, 1948, initially called CBS Television News before it was renamed in 1963. As of June 19, 2017, Anthony Mason has been serving as the interim anchor. The show has had several notable anchors over the years, including Douglas Edwards, Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather, Connie Chung, Bob Schieffer, Katie Couric, and Scott Pelley.

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What could happen to mortgage rates this May?

11 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Sharon Wu |Angelica Leicht

Mortgage rates remain higher than many homebuyers prefer right now as inflation persists and the Federal Reserve maintains elevated benchmark rates. And with May approaching, bringing both market changes and another scheduled Fed meeting, uncertainty looms. So what could happen to mortgage interest rates this upcoming month? We consulted mortgage lending experts to break down three possible scenarios for May's mortgage rates.
2 summer kickoff events in Denver struggle to find normal funding

21 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Michael Abeyta

As the weather continues to get warmer in the "Mile High City," people are going to want to get out of their homes and find something to do. But two of Denver's most popular summer kickoff events are having a hard time finding funding. One of them is the annual Juneteenth celebration.
North Texas Catholics mourn Pope Francis, Cardinal Farrell leads transition

22 hours ago | cbsnews.com | Amelia Mugavero

Cardinal Kevin Farrell takes temporary leadership as North Texas Catholics mourn Pope Francis In Fort Worth and across North Texas, Catholics are continuing to pray on Wednesday for the late Pope Francis, who died April 21 at the age of 88. Now, in this period of transition, the task of temporarily leading the entire Roman Catholic Church falls on the shoulders of Cardinal Kevin Farrell, who was once the bishop of the Diocese of Dallas.
Metro Detroit woman on dialysis awaits lifesaving kidney after heartbreaking loss

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Meredith Bruckner

April is National Donate Life Month, and patients, doctors and organizations use this time to spread awareness of the importance of organ donation each year. Despite a rise in organ donation in recent years, the need continues to outweigh the number of people who are signed up to give. According to the National Kidney Foundation, more than 2,100 people in Michigan are on the waiting list for a lifesaving kidney.
Dallas artist turns trash into treasure with stunning cereal box portraits

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Briseida Holguin

Turning trash into treasure: Dallas artist creates artwork from cereal boxes Earth Day is a time to reflect on preserving and protecting the environment, and one local artist is doing her part through art. Jenny Grumbles is the artist behind four portraits hanging inside Galleria Dallas. Shoppers passing by quickly notice these aren't typical portraits made with paint; they're made out of cereal boxes that have been cut out and perfectly placed to create the image.
Pacifica World Dog Surfing Championships may not happen this year, organizers say

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Jose Fabian |José Pazos Fabián

The organizers of the World Dog Surfing Championships in Pacifica said the event is at risk of not happening this year. On Wednesday, organizers told KPIX that the cost to hold the event has increased each year for the last four years. "The costs to hold it in Pacifica had increased by 100% over a 2-3 year period, and this year those costs have increased by yet another 42%," a spokesperson said.
JeffCo Public Schools using dogs to help Colorado students feel calmer, help learning in class

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Andrew Haubner

An elementary school in Jeffco Public Schools has "gone to the dogs," but the kids and their teachers are just fine with it. "They know he's a safe space for them," said Michelle Myers of Duncan the dog, who works with the Colorado students who attend Stony Creek Elementary School. "It can increase reading scores and lower stress for students," Myers said.
"Long road to recovery": Girl injured in Marin County crash released from hospital

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Jose Fabian |José Pazos Fabián

One of the teen girls who survived a deadly Marin County crash on April 18 was released from the hospital on Tuesday, a family spokesperson said. Although she is out of the hospital, Marley Barclay's family said she has a long road to recovery. "Marley was released from Oakland Children's hospital yesterday and her parents are grateful to have her safe at home. She has a long road to recovery ahead of her, both mentally and physically," spokesperson Maxwell Szabo said on Wednesday.
Son honors legacy of Twin Cities artist who survived the Holocaust in new exhibit

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Jonah Kaplan

Holocaust Remembrance Day begins on Wednesday night in the Hebrew Calendar. It's being observed around the world, as well as in Minnesota. In St. Paul, a special art gallery is open featuring hundreds of works by Holocaust survivor Lucy Kreisler Smith, who immigrated to the Twin Cities after the war. Smith died three years ago but her son, Daniel Smith, hopes her art keeps her legacy alive forever. "With my mom, there's a triumph," Daniel Smith said.
Attack ads in Pittsburgh's mayoral race funded by so-called dark money

1 day ago | cbsnews.com | Andy Sheehan

Pittsburgh's race for mayor has taken a dark turn with one side accusing the other of making sweetheart deals or taking MAGA money along with accusations of racist tactics. It's all being fueled by so-called "dark money" — unlimited amounts of cash spent by political action committees on TV attack ads and mailers. "We're a month out and it's already this nasty, so past experience tells us it will only get worse," said political consultant Mike Butler.