The CenturyLink outage that hit landline internet in Arizona, mostly around Tucson, is over. It started at 10:55 PM and reports returned to normal by 1:54 AM.
Reports in the outage zone over 24 hours
Jul 9, 2026, 2:39 PMOutage over: live status is on the CenturyLink pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the pageThe outage is done. It started at 10:55 PM and ended at 1:54 AM, lasting just under three hours. Landline internet took the brunt of it, with some TV streaming trouble too. Reports peaked around 11:55 PM before easing back down. Tucson stayed at the center of it throughout, with smaller numbers around Vail, Marana, Sahuarita and Green Valley. In total, 59 reports came in since the start. No cause has been communicated.
The outage is not easing. Reports keep coming in at the same pace as before, with Tucson still at the center of it. Landline internet remains the main issue. Vail, Marana, Sahuarita and Green Valley are also seeing some reports, but the bulk stays around Tucson.
Reports started piling up at 10:55 PM, and Tucson is at the center of it. Landline internet is bearing the brunt, though some TV streaming issues are coming in too. Vail, Marana and Sahuarita show a handful of reports as well, but Tucson accounts for most of it. So far, 31 reports have come in since the start, and no cause has been shared.
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CenturyLink is the Lumen Technologies brand for mostly copper-based home services, which Lumen runs for cash flow. On February 2, 2026 Lumen sold its Quantum Fiber home business in 11 states to AT&T for $5.75B. Its local networks in 20 other states went to Brightspeed in 2022.
At end 2025, before the sale to AT&T, Lumen reached 22.0M homes and businesses in 17 states, 4.6M of them on fiber.
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