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- 1Tennessee Nurse Ashley Fillers Named Nurse of the Month▼Nurse of the Month: Ashley Fillers enjoys fast-paced environment of the ICU
Ashley Fillers, an ICU nurse in Tennessee, has been named Nurse of the Month by WJHL, the Tri-Cities CBS affiliate. Fillers says she enjoys the fast-paced environment of the intensive care unit, where patients need close, constant attention. The recognition is part of the station's ongoing series honoring nurses for their dedication and the demanding work they do caring for critically ill patients.
- 2Tony Romo and CBS Sports parting ways after DWI arrest▼Tony Romo parting ways with CBS Sports following DWI arrest
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and longtime CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo is parting ways with the network following his arrest on a DWI charge. ABC affiliates across the country, including stations in Los Angeles, Houston and North Carolina, are reporting the split, which ends Romo's high-profile run as a lead color commentator on CBS's NFL coverage.
- 3Trial set for man charged in 2017 Tyler fatal shooting●Trial set for man charged with capital murder in 2017 Tyler shooting
A trial date has been set for a man facing capital murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting in Tyler, Texas, in 2017. Local CBS affiliate CBS19 reports the case is now moving forward after years since the killing. Details about the defendant and the circumstances of the shooting have not been released in the available reporting.
- 4New Orleans judge files criminal case against CBS affiliate over reporting●New Orleans judge files criminal case against CBS affiliate over reporting https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/
A New Orleans judge has filed a criminal case against a local CBS affiliate over its reporting, according to the Guardian. The move raises press freedom concerns, as criminal referrals against news outlets over coverage are rare in the United States, and the case is likely to draw scrutiny over judicial power and media accountability.
- 5New Orleans judge files police complaint against CBS affiliate▼New Orleans judge files police complaint against CBS affiliate over reporting
A New Orleans judge has filed a police complaint against a local CBS affiliate over its reporting, according to the Guardian. The move sets up a potential clash between the judiciary and the press over how the station covered the judge, and it is drawing attention to questions about press freedom and the limits of judicial recourse against news organisations.