newscast
1 of 1noun/nu:z.kæst/
Forms:newscasts
1
a program on television or radio that broadcasts news reports
A newscast is a broadcast of news, typically on television or radio, where reporters present the latest information about current events, weather, sports, and other topics of interest. It is usually delivered in a structured format, with a host or anchor introducing different stories and reporters providing updates. Newscasts aim to keep the audience informed about important events happening locally, nationally, or internationally. They are often scheduled at regular times, such as daily or weekly, and can vary in length depending on the format of the program.
- The newscast covered the latest updates on the storm approaching the coast.
- I always watch the evening newscast to stay informed about the world.
- The newscast began with a report on the local traffic situation.
- We missed the newscast, so we had to catch up on the news online.
- The newscast included an interview with the mayor about the city's plans for growth.