Trending Now - CBS News Radio Bids Farewell After Decades of Reporting

WHO:

CBS News World - CBS Radio was founded nearly a century ago and featured legends such as Edward R. Murrow, Robert Trout, and Charles Osgood.

CBS News US - Dan Rather, a veteran radio correspondent and former anchor of the "CBS Evening News," discussed the impact of CBS Radio News.

WHAT:

CBS News World - CBS Radio will end its radio service on May 22.

CBS News US - Mo Rocca celebrated the long history of CBS News Radio and talked with current and former staffers, including Martha Teichner.

WHEN:

CBS News World - CBS Radio will end its service on May 22.

WHY:

CBS News US - CBS Radio News played a significant role in the evolution of broadcast journalism, as discussed by Dan Rather.

HOW:

CBS News US - Dan Rather learned by the example of "Murrow's Boys," a reference to the group of journalists trained by Edward R. Murrow.

(UPDATED May 10, 2026 15:16 UTC)

CBS Radio, a pioneer in broadcast journalism with a legacy that includes legends like Edward R. Murrow and Dan Rather, will conclude its radio service on May 22. In a recent discussion, Rather reflected on the significant impact CBS Radio News has had on the industry, while Mo Rocca celebrated its rich history by speaking with both current and former staffers, including Martha Teichner. Rather also shared insights on how he was influenced by the exemplary work of "Murrow's Boys," the group of journalists mentored by the iconic Murrow.