NewsOne JULY 2026
EXTRAS ADVISORY
Attention Stations:
NewsOne is pleased to share the stories and coverage planned for July. Several pieces are timed to coincide with key observances, but you’re welcome to air them whenever they best fit your schedule once they’ve been delivered. Unless otherwise noted, all stories will be available starting at 4:00 a.m. on the listed dates. If any delivery dates change, we’ll share updates promptly.
EVERY WEEK DAY
America 250 Fact GRAPHICS
Through July 4th, we will continue our "America 250" 60 days of powerful moments in history, brought to life through (graphic) vignettes that reveal the people, ideas, and turning points that shaped who we are as a nation.
THURSDAY, July 2:
America 250 - Evolution of Civil Rights
A 250-year look at America through the lens of Black civil rights, from the country’s founding promise of equality to the generations who fought to make that promise real. The story explores the progress made, the barriers that remain, and how the fight for civil rights continues to shape America today.
FRIDAY, July 3:
America 250 - Naturalized Citizens
As America marks its 250th anniversary, one of the country’s most powerful promises is still unfolding in real time: the promise of citizenship. ABC’s Alex Stone reports on the pride new Americans are feeling after they take the oath of citizenship, officially joining the nation at a historic moment.
TUESDAY, July 7:
Buy Now, Pay Later Craze
Buy now, pay later is changing the way Americans shop. What started as a way to split up big purchases is now helping some consumers cover everyday needs. With prices still stretching household budgets, why are more shoppers turning to installment payments and what is behind the craze.
FRIDAY, July 10:
Hot Car Deaths
A car can turn deadly in minutes. As temperatures climb, so does the danger for children left behind or trapped inside. The simple mistake that can become fatal and the steps every parent and caregiver needs to know before the next heat wave.
THURSDAY, July 16:
Agro-tourism: Family farm adds attractions to survive
For more than 200 years, this land sustained one family. Now, the fight is to keep the farm itself alive. Hellerick’s Adventure Farm is turning to goat yoga, climbing walls and hands-on classes as farmers across the country face a changing economy. Why the future of family farms depend on becoming much more than a farm. It's one example of how farmers are sustaining their businesses in today's economy.
FRIDAY, July 17:
FIFA World Cup Impact on America (Final is July 19th)
As the World Cup ends. This tournament has already become bigger than the game.
For one month, the world came to North America, bringing flags, languages, families and pride to stadiums, streets and watch parties across the country. What did America learn about itself when the world showed up?
SUNDAY, July 19:
FIFA World Cup Final (VOSOT)
The world cup final is almost here. After a month of matches across North America, one team will soon be crowned champion. NewsOne will offer coverage of the final whistle, the celebration, and the moment the world cup comes to a close.
WEDNESDAY, July 22:
Surveillance Pricing (VOSOT)
The price you see now may not be the price you see later.
Digital tags are giving businesses the power to change prices in real time.
What companies call smart pricing; critics call a warning for shoppers.
TUESDAY, July 28:
Elderly IRS Scams
Fraud targeting the elderly is on the rise, according to the criminal investigative arm of the IRS. In the last two years the IRS Criminal Investigators have seen an "increase in fraudulent activity targeting the elderly," according to a release from the agency.
THURSDAY, July 30:
Back To School Shopping
Believe it or not, it’s time to start thinking about Back-to-School shopping. No matter your kids’ age or how well they care for their gear, they always need more for the coming school year. We'll have money-saving tips for parents.
If you have any questions, please contact Mara Bush at mara.a.bush@abc.com or Nicole Block at nicole.block@abc.com