Photo: Frances Wang/InstagramAfter months of frustration,CBS Miami’s Frances Wangis “GIDDY” with excitement over the improvements in her skin.The news anchor developedperioral dermatitis, or skin inflammation, after she was incorrectly prescribed topical steroids back in May. The next five months were “frustrating and painful,”Wang previously told PEOPLE, as her skin broke out and shetried to hide the irritation from viewersand coworkers with heavy layers of makeup.But now, seven months later, Wang is thrilled to finally see that her skin is getting better....

Photo: Frances Wang/Instagram After a month away from the anchor’s desk on CBS Miami,Frances Wangis ready to go back to work — even ifher skin didn’t heal as muchas she hoped. Wang has been dealing withperioral dermatitisfor most of 2019, after she was incorrectly prescribed topical steroids. The skin condition spread across her face, and Wang was “emotionally exhausted”trying to hide it before she went on-air. After coworkers suggested that she take a break for her mental health, Wang went to stay with her family in Northern California for the last month....

Nate Burleson and family.Photo:Courtesy of Nate Burleson Courtesy of Nate Burleson Nate Burlesonis looking forward to quality time with his kids thisFather’s Day.TheCBS Morningsco-anchor and Good Morning Football host, 41, credits wife Atoya and their three kids — Mia, who turns 13 next month, Nehemiah, 17, and Nathaniel II, 19 — for making him feel loved and celebrated year-round, but especially in celebration of the special day.“I’m always thankful for my Father’s Day because my wife always highlights the effort I put into being the best dad,” he tells PEOPLE....

CBS Mornings co-Host Tony Dokoupil.Photo:Michele Crowe/CBS via Getty Michele Crowe/CBS via Getty On Monday, theCBS Morningsco-anchor shared that his two children from his previous marriage currently live in Israel and are okay. “It’s been a very long weekend and it’s been a very tough situation,” Dokoupil told fellowCBS Morningsco-anchorsGayle KingandNate Burleson. “First of all, I want to say thank you to our colleagues, friends who reached out to us and asked how I’m doing, how’s my family’s doing … It’s tough....

Photo:Courtesy of Tony Dokoupil Courtesy of Tony Dokoupil CBS This Morningco-anchorTony Dokoupilis hoping to soak up family time thisFather’s Day. Speaking with PEOPLE about the special holiday, the journalist, 42, opens up about his hopes for how his family will celebrate. “My favorite thing to do with my kids is watch movies, which feels like story time for everyone,” he tells PEOPLE. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories....

Photo:Paul Zimmerman/Getty Images Paul Zimmerman/Getty Images A celebration of life has been held for the late New York meteorologist Elise Finch, whom loved ones remembered as a passionate and “gracious” woman. Dave Carlin and Maurice Dubois, who worked in the newsroom with Elise at WCBS, were among those who spoke at Tuesday’s event. Dubois said Elise embodied grace, which is also the name of the daughter whom she cared so deeply for in life....

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Photo: CBS Richard Wagner, a longtime correspondent for CBS News, has died. He was 85. Wagner’s wife Donna Lewis-Wagner confirmed the news of his death to PEOPLE, saying that her husband died at his home in Charlottesville, Virginia. A cause of death was not provided. Wagner was known for being a key contributor onCBS Evening Newsfrom the 1960s to the 1980s. The news reporter was assigned to Saigon in 1964, where he covered the Vietnam War at a time when correspondents were not yet accustomed to providing firsthand accounts of wartime activity to a television audience back home....

Caitlin Huey-Burns with sons Ambrose and Otto.Photo:Caitlin Huey-Burns Caitlin Huey-Burns Caitlin Huey-Burnsis embracing life as a boy mom. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Joking that “Otto had wanted to name his little brother after hisfavorite kind of dinosaur," Huey-Burns explains that the name Ambrose “pays tributes to the ‘greats’ in our families....

David Begnaud is opening up about how he overcame adversity after havingTourette’s Syndromeas a child. “I still have tics today,” the CBS News correspondent tellsPEOPLE Now’s Jeremy Parsons, adding that sometimes editors will be able to pick up on that when working on his stories. “I’ll kind of do this with my mouth,” he explains, demonstrating the subtle movement. “It’s little tics. I forget about them.” According to theMayo Clinic, Tourette’s syndrome is a disorder “that involves repetitive movements or unwanted sounds (tics) that can’t be easily controlled....

CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett is married! British-born Barnett, 36, tied the knot with his fiancée Ariana Tolbert, 25, in Jamaica on Saturday, May 18. Barnett and Tolbert, who reside in Washington D.C., said “I do” at the Round Hill Resort in Montego Bay in front of family and friends. “Thankfully, the tropical rains cleared out for the sunset ceremony and it made for a truly special moment,” Barnett said in a statement to PEOPLE....

Photo:Courtesy of Nikki Battiste Courtesy of Nikki Battiste CBS News National CorrespondentNikki Battisteis a mom of two! Daughter Viviana Hope Battiste-Simpson was born in the early morning on Friday, July 14th at Weill-Cornell in New York City, weighing 7 lbs., 15 oz. “My husband, Dean Simpson, and I are overjoyed to have our daughter, Viviana, in our arms and healthy after our journey through secondary infertility. She is a miracle,” the new mom of two tells PEOPLE....

CBS News National Correspondent Nikki Battiste is adding another little one to her family! Battiste — who sheds light on those struggling with infertility, including her own experience, in a new three-part series on CBS calledFacing Fertility— says she felt “dispair” most of the time throughout her IVF journey. After naturally conceiving son Beau, now 2, when she was 39 and later getting pregnant again and having a miscarriage at 41, Battiste says it was at that point that her OB-GYN recommended IVF....