Fox News
- Fox News Media will ring in 2026 with three one-hour New Year’s Eve specials beginning at 9 p.m. ET. FNC contributors Tyrus and Kat Timpf start things off, hosting A New Year with Kat & Tyrus, looking back at their favorite stories and videos of 2025.
- At 10 p.m., the network will air Who Can Forget 2025? with Brian Kilmeade, Tomi Lahren, Griff Jenkins, and others, looking back at the biggest news and pop-culture stories of 2025.
- FNC host Jimmy Failla will present All-American New Year’s Bash at 11 p.m., where he will be joined by Tomi Lahren, Jon Taffer, and comedians Aaron Berg and Charles McBee to recap the wildest news of 2025.
Honored to be hosting the FINAL hour of the year on the BIGGEST channel in America. Hard to imagine that ten years ago I spent New Year’s driving around a bunch of drunk people in a taxi and now I’ll be talking to drunk people on tv. What a country!
— Jimmy Failla (@jimmyfailla) December 18, 2025
MS NOW
- The network will feature the best of its primetime programming beginning at 4 p.m., including The Look: A Conversation with Michelle Obama, We The People: A Conversation with Rachel Maddow and Timothy Snyder, and select episodes of The Best People with Nicolle Wallace.
NBC News
- Hoda Kotb returns to NBC to rejoin her former 10 a.m. co-host Jenna Bush Hager as hosts of the two-hour primetime special A Toast to 2025, airing from 10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
- They will look back on the most unforgettable, buzziest, and inspiring moments of 2025, joined by a wide-ranging lineup of actors, athletes, comedians, TV personalities, and NBC News talent.
NewsNation
- A special edition of NewsNation Prime covering the day’s latest news headlines and developments will air on Wednesday, Dec. 31, from 6-11 p.m., co-hosted by Brian Entin and Jessica Kartalija.
- Beginning at 11 p.m. ET, a one-hour special, Year in Review: The Moments that Mattered, will air, hosted by anchor Elizabeth Vargas.
Spectrum News
- Anchors Shannan Ferry and Dean Meminger will be live from Times Square this New Year’s Eve, beginning at 11 p.m. on NY1 and Spectrum News YouTube channels.
- They will be joined by special guests from Broadway, as well as Roger Clark speaking with the crowd in Times Square and George Whipple reporting from the festivities at Tavern on the Green.
