Norah O'Donnell's final day anchoring "CBS Evening News" has arrived post-President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. In a video posted to her Instagram Story Nov. 22, O'Donnell first shared the announcement while filming at the news studio.

Norah O’Donnell signed off as the anchor at “CBS Evening News” on Thursday night. “It has been an incredible five and a half years,” O’Donnell said, adding it was the “honor of a lifetime.” O’Donnell, who has served as the broadcast’s anchor since 2019, emphasized the importance of journalism as she delivered her final on-air sign-off.

Norah O'Donnell did her last broadcast for 'CBS Evening News' just before the network and parent Paramount Global tinker with its venerable formula

Norah O’Donnell bid farewell to her anchor chair at “CBS Evening News” on Thursday night, calling the gig an “honor of a lifetime” — as the network prepares for an overhauled broadcast. “It has been an incredible five and a half years,” O’Donnell said.

Norah O’Donnell anchored her final CBS Evening News tonight, with an Oprah Winfrey-narrated sendoff and a message to viewers that her stint “has been the honor of a lifetime.” “The CBS Evening News is,

Today will be CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell's final night in the anchor chair. She's not going far: She will still be a part of the CBS News family as a senior correspondent.

Norah O'Donnell revealed she would be leaving her "CBS Evening News" desk after the election. Now she's sharing her last day as an anchor.

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