report about

report about (someone or something)

To prepare or present a news report about a particular person, thing, or topic. When reporting about mental health issues, it is extremely important not to write or speak in a way that might offend or stigmatize someone. I've been assigned to report about the new prime minister.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

report about someone or something

to deliver information about someone or something. Isn't it time to report about Frank and how well he is doing? I want to report about the accident.
See also: report
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • argue about (something)
  • argue with
  • argue with (one)
  • argue with (someone) about (something)
  • talking head
  • the talk of the town
  • be the talk of something
  • be the talk of the town
  • a school of thought
  • a point of pride
References in periodicals archive
Since statements are made throughout the report about how young Americans differ from older Americans (and therefore the profession should worry about the future of public libraries), the reader wants to know whether these persons not going to public libraries are disproportionately younger.
How firm a foundation?
However, the accountant should be silent in the audit report about the review unless the interim financial information
Reviews of financial statements - SAS 71 vs. SSARSs
The inspector general should be thinking, "Well, the president probably won't read my report about this problem, but I'd better really get to the bottom of it, because he might."
File before reading; when the inspector general speaks, nobody listens