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Frontier Outage Hits United States on September 25, 2026: Service Restored

A Frontier outage ran from 10:42 AM to 12:18 PM, hitting landline internet across the country. Ohio and West Virginia took the brunt of it, with Illinois also affected. Reports have returned to normal, and the outage totaled 202 reports.

Reports over 24 hours

Sep 25, 2026, 3:58 PM
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206 reports · 3 expected
Duration
1 h 36 min
from 10:42 AM to 12:18 PM
Area
OhioWest VirginiaIllinois
Outage over: live status is on the Frontier pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the page

Timeline

  1. Back to normal

    Frontier outage over after an hour and a half, Ohio and West Virginia hit hardest

    The outage that began at 10:42 AM is over. It lasted 1 h 36 min, ending at 12:18 PM after peaking at 11:30 AM. Ohio and West Virginia accounted for most of the reports, with Illinois also seeing a real share and Indiana and California only marginal. Landline internet was the service mostly affected. In total, 202 reports were logged since the start. No cause has been communicated.

  2. Status update

    Frontier outage keeps climbing, still centered on Ohio and West Virginia

    The outage hasn't let up. Ohio and West Virginia still account for most of the reports, with Illinois also seeing a real share. Indiana barely registers. Landline internet remains the main service affected, with some TV streaming issues too. Another network, Brightspeed, also has an outage running elsewhere in the country.

  3. Outage begins

    Frontier outage spreads nationwide, Ohio and West Virginia hit hardest

    A Frontier outage began at 10:42 AM and is being felt across the country. Ohio and West Virginia account for most of the reports so far, with Illinois seeing a much smaller share. Landline internet is the main service affected, though a few TV streaming issues have also come in. In total, 33 reports have been logged since the start, and the numbers are still climbing with no sign of slowing yet.

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