NewsOne NOVEMBER 2026
EXTRAS ADVISORY
Attention Stations:
NewsOne is pleased to share the stories and coverage planned for November. 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.
WEDNESDAY, November 4:
MIDTERM ELECTIONS: Takeaways (TWO WAYS)
Now that the midterms are over. Averi Harper will offer two-ways breaking down the winners and losers, the key takeaways from the election, and what comes next as both parties assess the results and look ahead to the balance of power in Congress.
THURSDAY, November 5:
Cyber Threat Protection (VOSOT)
With rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, and growing warnings that any conflict could include cyber retaliation, we're looking at a how Americans can protect themselves from potential cyber threats. Experts say state-sponsored cyber-attacks don't always target individuals directly, but can lead to increased scams, phishing attempts, ransomware attacks, data breaches, and disruptions to critical infrastructure like water systems, energy grids, hospitals, telecommunications networks, and financial services.
FRIDAY, November 6: **Intl STEM Day is Sunday 11/08**
Intl STEM Day: Teens Teach Robotics to Schools in Kenya
High School students from NJ traveled to Kenya to introduce robotics to schools there. Now they volunteer their time to meet virtually with Kenyan teachers every week to instruct them how to teach coding and robotics to their students. The program is expanding and inviting STEM students nationwide to join the movement.
TUESDAY, November 10:
Thanksgiving Holiday Travel: Closer to Home
Are travel costs changing where families spend Thanksgiving? Are some families choosing a shorter trip or staying home? We compare the cost of flying and driving, and examine what current travel and booking data reveal about holiday budgets.
WEDNESDSAY, November 11:
VETERAN’S DAY - From Military to Civilian
Veterans may have years of experience leading teams, solving problems and working under pressure, but employers don’t always recognize how those skills translate.
THURSDAY, November 12:
Trump Accounts
Trump Accounts are investment accounts for children, with a one-time $1,000 federal contribution available to eligible U.S. citizens born between 2025 and 2028. We’ll speak to the parent of a child who has activated an account and a financial expert to help break down who qualifies, contribution limits, investment risks and withdrawal rules. We will also ask the expert for other ways to save for a child’s future.
As families continue to feel pressure from everyday expenses, we’ll look at practical ways consumers may be able to save money. From understanding health care costs before a procedure and finding ways to spend less on gas, to comparing grocery prices, dealing with a rent increase and lowering an electric bill, each story will focus on a major household expense. The goal is to give viewers simple, useful steps they can take now to better understand their bills and keep more money in their pockets.
MONDAY, November 16:
Living in America: The Cost of Living
You may be making more money than you did a few years ago, but does it actually buy you more? We break down what a normal American life costs now, from the grocery store to the mortgage payment.
TUESDAY, November 17:
Living in America: The Cost of Utilities
An unexpectedly high electric bill can put an already tight household budget under even more pressure. We’ll visit a family looking at where their electricity dollars are going and what might be driving up their monthly bill. Then we’ll show viewers practical changes they can make around the home and resources that may help them lower their energy costs.
WEDNESDAY, November 18:
Living in America: The Cost of Rent
A rent increase can force a family to reconsider what they can afford and where they can live. We’ll look at what renters can do when a renewal notice arrives, from comparing nearby prices to seeking help with housing costs.
THURSDAY, November 19:
Living in America: The Cost of Healthcare
What are the big healthcare changes this year. Millions of people will lose their health insurance. A lot of companies are changing their healthcare plans. The are increasing deductibles and co-pay. And the effects of the Big Beautiful Bill. What changes and when it starts.
FRIDAY, November 20:
Living in America: The Cost of Thanksgiving
Hosting Thanksgiving does not have to mean overspending. Several stores are offering packages for families.
WEDNESDAY, November 25:
Black Friday Bargains
Are they still worth it? We’ll track prices on popular gifts through Black Friday and Cyber Week, compare offers across retailers and share expert advice on whether to buy now or wait for a better deal.
THURSDAY, November 26:
The Tradition of Thanksgiving
We explore the history of the first meals shared by colonists and indigenous tribes in Plymouth Massachusetts. We visit a replica of the original settlement of Plymouth Colony at the Plimoth Museum in Plymouth, MA and hear from experts about the traditions of Thanksgiving feasts and how those traditions have evolved over time.
FRIDAY, November 27:
Small Business Saturday **Small Business Saturday is Saturday 11/28**
Small Business Saturday takes on added meaning at a time when so many people have lost their jobs. For many owners, a small business is the sole source of support for their families, and every purchase can help keep that business going. We’ll meet local business owners, hear what they are facing and show how shoppers can support them this holiday season.
TUESDAY, November 1:
Giving Tuesday: Greenlight Fund
For Giving Tuesday, we spotlight nonprofit Greenlight Fund. Greenlight takes a unique approach to scaling social impact: it works with communities to identify their most pressing unmet needs, finds nonprofits that have demonstrated success by addressing those challenges elsewhere, and then provides the funding and local support to bring those solutions into the community. GreenLight currently operates in 15 cities, including Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Detroit, Newark and Philadelphia and invested nearly $50 million in nonprofit organizations across the country just last year.
If you have any questions, please contact Mara Bush at mara.a.bush@abc.com or Nicole Block at nicole.block@abc.com
