Grammar fix
it's all over the news
widely reported story
Used to say a story is being reported everywhere and lots of people are talking about it.
expressionB1common
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- Have you heard about the flooding? It's all over the news.reacting to a big story
- A: Did something happen downtown?
B: Yeah, it's all over the news this morning.chatting about current events
Fix the pattern
Pattern: it's all over the news / [something] is all over the news
WrongIt's all over in the news.
RightIt's all over the news.
The fixed phrase is 'all over the news' — no extra 'in'.
Patternit's all over the news / [something] is all over the news
Don't confuse it
'All over the news' = reported everywhere; 'made the news' just means it was reported at all.