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Astound Outage in Illinois on November 6, 2026: Back to Normal

The Astound outage that hit landline internet in Illinois, around Evanston and Chicago, from 4:54 PM to 7:50 PM is over. Service has returned to normal.

Reports in the outage zone over 24 hours

Nov 7, 2026, 8:27 AM
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142 reports · 0 expected
Duration
2 h 56 min
from 4:54 PM to 7:50 PM
Area
EvanstonChicagoRogers ParkIllinois
Outage over: live status is on the Astound pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the page

Timeline

  1. Back to normal

    Illinois outage ends after nearly three hours

    The Astound outage is over. It started at 4:54 PM and ended at 7:50 PM, lasting 2 hours and 56 minutes. Reports were concentrated almost entirely in Illinois, with Evanston and Chicago as the main centers of trouble, and a handful in Rogers Park. Landline internet was by far the hardest-hit service, with mobile internet and TV streaming also affected. The outage peaked at 6:13 PM before easing steadily through the evening. In total, 135 reports came in since the start. No cause has been communicated.

  2. Status update

    Astound outage keeps climbing in Illinois

    The outage is not slowing down. Reports keep rising in both Evanston and Chicago, still the two centers of the trouble. Landline internet remains the service hit hardest, with mobile internet and TV streaming affected on a much smaller scale.

  3. Outage begins

    Astound outage breaks out in Illinois

    Reports started piling up at 4:54 PM in Illinois, with Chicago and Evanston both at the center of it. The outage hits landline internet mostly, though mobile internet and TV streaming are affected too. Chicago and Evanston are reporting in equal numbers, with no other area showing unusual activity. Total since the start: 32 reports.

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