Anne-Marie Green

Anne-Marie Green is an accomplished journalist and correspondent for "48 Hours," where she reports on the most gripping crime and investigative stories on television. Green is also the host of the "48 Hours" "Post Mortem" podcast.

Green brings over two decades of experience in broadcast journalism to her work at CBS News.

Before joining "48 Hours" fulltime, Green was an anchor for CBS News 24/7, CBS News' anchored streaming news network. Green also contributed original reporting to all CBS News broadcasts and platforms, including "48 Hours." Her reporting was featured on multiple episodes including "The Death of The Officer's Wife" during the 2023-2024 season.

Prior to joining CBS News in 2013, Green was a general assignment reporter at CBS 3 in Philadelphia. She reported for both CBS 3 and The CW Philly and co-anchored CBS 3's weekend morning newscasts. While at CBS 3 and The CW Philly, Green covered several local and national stories, including the Amish school shooting in 2006 in the Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, community, the 2007 Minneapolis bridge collapse, Super Bowl XXXIX and the 2008 and 2009 World Series. She was awarded the Doris Haire Award in 2007 for her reporting on the growing concern over the high number of C-sections being performed in New Jersey and a Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award in 2011 for coverage of a fatal duck boat crash in the Schuylkill River. Before moving to Philadelphia in 2004, Green was a reporter at CITY-TV in Toronto and anchor of Cable Pulse 24, a broadcast on the station's 24-hour cable news service. Earlier, she was a reporter at CKVR-TV in Barrie, Ontario, and Rogers Cable News in Mississauga, Ontario. Green is a native of Toronto and graduated from the University of Toronto with a bachelor's degree in English. She also holds a postgraduate degree in journalism from Humber College.