ABC News Live Reveals Diverse Video Lineup for 2025-2026, Featuring New Car Technology and National Headlines

ABC News Live has released a catalogue of on-demand and live videos scheduled for late 2025 and early 2026. The collection ranges from breaking news events and weather updates to long-form interviews and cultural features, underscoring the streaming network’s broad editorial focus.

Automotive Technology Preview
A short segment titled “New Car Tech to Watch in 2026” leads the list. While specific details of the technologies are not disclosed in the summary, ABC News Live indicates that the video examines innovations expected to reach drivers in the 2026 model year. The network positions the piece as an overview for viewers tracking developments in the automotive sector.

Real-Time Coverage of Government and Financial Events
Several live feeds concentrate on government activities and market performance. One stream carries a U.S. Department of Justice news conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, offering direct access to federal officials’ remarks. The network is also maintaining a live ticker for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, allowing viewers to monitor market movements without switching platforms. For broader context on DOJ operations, readers can view background information on the department’s official website.

Weather and Regional Reports
Seasonal weather remains a staple of the lineup. A continuous live shot shows snowfall in Erie, Pennsylvania, while another reports on a “Wet New Year in the West” as the Northeast anticipates colder temperatures and additional snow on January 2, 2026. These updates provide regional perspectives on nationwide weather patterns as the holiday period concludes.

Crime and Public Safety Segments
The network lists an “Urgent Investigation into Killing of Ohio Dentist, Wife,” a 1-minute-27-second report summarizing the double-homicide probe. Another video, “Survivors Speak Out After Deadly Ski Resort Fire,” runs 2 minutes 8 seconds and features accounts from individuals affected by a blaze at a Swiss ski destination. A separate live feed shows a memorial site honoring victims of that fire, allowing viewers to observe developments in real time.

Health, Travel and Flu Season
“All Eyes on Flu Cases as Holiday Travelers Head Home,” a 1-minute-50-second piece, looks at influenza trends during peak travel periods. The timing coincides with the post-holiday surge when airports and highways see elevated traffic, heightening public health concerns.

Sports Coverage
For college football enthusiasts, “Who’s Advancing to the CFP Semifinals?” offers a 1-minute-52-second update on playoff contenders. The short format indicates a rapid recap aimed at audiences seeking immediate results rather than extended analysis.

Entertainment Features and Interviews
Long-form programming remains a prominent component of ABC News Live’s catalogue:

• “Daddy Yankee: A Higher Note” – 21 minutes 27 seconds, dated November 20, 2025, chronicles the reggaeton artist’s career milestones.
• “Gut Check: The Foods We Eat” – 24 minutes 43 seconds, an in-depth look at dietary habits and their broader implications.
• “All Access With Linsey Davis: Stevie Van Zandt” – 21 minutes 31 seconds, offering insights from the musician and activist.
• “All Access with Linsey Davis: Andrew Cuomo” – 22 minutes 59 seconds, featuring the former New York governor.
• “All Access With Linsey Davis: Zohran Mamdani” – 23 minutes 40 seconds, focusing on the New York state assemblymember.
• “Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything” – two installments, each listed without separate durations, dated August 8, 2025.

Investigative and Cultural Documentaries
Under the “Impact X Nightline” banner, the platform promotes several documentaries:

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• “On the Brink” explores issues nearing critical tipping points.
• “Unboxing Shein” examines the e-commerce giant’s business practices.
• “It’s Britney” revisits key moments in pop icon Britney Spears’s life and career.

In addition, “The Lady Bird Diaries” offers a historical perspective through the recorded reflections of former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson.

Interactive Viewer Engagement
Beyond passive viewing, ABC News Live invites audiences to “Share a story idea,” encouraging user submissions for future coverage. The initiative reflects the network’s ongoing strategy to incorporate viewer feedback into its editorial process.

Programming Format and Accessibility
Each listed segment specifies its runtime, allowing viewers to select content that matches their available time. Live streams remain accessible through the platform’s continuous feed, while recorded pieces are added to the on-demand library for later viewing. The hybrid model supports both appointment viewing for breaking events and flexible playback for feature stories.

Key Dates and Durations
The lineup spans from August 2025 through early January 2026, with runtimes ranging from just over one minute to nearly 25 minutes. By combining short updates, mid-length interviews and extended documentaries, ABC News Live presents a varied slate intended to serve audiences with differing informational needs.

Collectively, the newly announced videos emphasize ABC News Live’s approach of blending live news, concise reports and comprehensive features, ensuring coverage of pressing events while maintaining space for cultural and investigative storytelling.

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