Charles Osgood, Former 'CBS Sunday Morning' Host, Dies at 91

The veteran broadcaster, known for his whimsical verse on 'The Osgood File', had been suffering from dementia.

Charles Osgood, the former host of 'CBS Sunday Morning' and a fixture for decades on network radio, died at his home in New Jersey at the age of 91.
Osgood had been suffering from dementia, according to CBS News.
He was a weekend companion for millions of viewers during his 22-year run as host of 'CBS Sunday Morning', a news magazine known for its elegantly written in-depth stories.
Osgood was also the signature voice of the CBS Radio Network, with his morning newscasts and regular commentary feature called 'The Osgood File' carried on stations across the country from 1971 to 2017.
He was known for his distinctive style, often delivering commentaries in whimsical verse, earning him the title of CBS's poet-in-residence.