CBS News is ending its 100-year-old radio news service on May 22 due to declining listenership and financial pressures.

CBS News is ending its nearly 100-year-old radio news service on May 22, citing declining listenership, shifting media habits, and financial pressures. The move, part of broader restructuring at parent company Paramount Global, reflects the industry’s shift toward digital platforms and podcasts. Once a cornerstone of American news, the radio service will cease operations after delivering updates to about 700 stations. No replacement or alternative distribution method has been announced.