Paramount Earns 18 News & Documentary Emmy® Award Nominations Paramount Earns 18 News & Documentary Emmy® Award Nominations

Paramount has earned 18 News & Documentary Emmy Award nominations across CBS News, Paramount+, MTV Documentary Films, and See It Now Studios. 

The 47th annual News & Documentary awards will be presented across two ceremonies, with the news winners revealed on Wednesday, May 27 and the documentary winners revealed on Thursday, May 28.

A complete list of Paramount’s nominations is as follows:

60 Minutes (CBS News) | 10 Nominations

  • Outstanding Extended Breaking News Coverage (The Fires)
  • Outstanding Continuing Coverage: Long Form (The First 100 Days Compilation)
  • Outstanding Light Feature: Long Form (The Sherpas of Everest)
  • Outstanding Hard News Report: Short Form (The War in Gaza)
  • Outstanding Investigative Coverage: Long Form (The President’s Pardon)
  • Outstanding Investigative Coverage: Long Form (The Prisoners)
  • Outstanding Science & Tech Coverage (Character AI)
  • Outstanding Video Journalism: News (Flight of the Monarchs)
  • Outstanding Editing: News (The Bus on Route 62)
  • Outstanding Editing: News (The Sherpas of Everest)

CBS News Sunday Morning (CBS News) | 2 Nominations

  • Outstanding Recorded News Program
  • Outstanding Interview: Short Form (Elon Musk)

Camilo Montoya Galvez (CBS News) | 1 Nomination

  • Outstanding Emerging News Journalist

CBS Evening News (CBS News) | 1 Nomination

  • Technical Excellence

CBS News | 1 Nomination

  • Outstanding Live Breaking News Coverage (Charlie Kirk Assassination) 

CBS Reports (CBS News) | 1 Nomination

  • Outstanding Business, Consumer or Economic Coverage (The Price of Milk: Immigrants Behind American Dairy)

Bodyguard of Lies (See It Now Studios, Paramount+) | 1 Nomination

  • Outstanding Politics and Government Documentary

Predators (MTV Documentary Films, Paramount+) | 1 Nomination

  • Outstanding Investigative Documentary 

Additionally, Turning Point: The Vietnam War, nominated for Outstanding Historical Documentary, received unprecedented access to CBS News archives, with See It Now Studios helping to produce.