Xfinity outage in Illinois on August 12, 2026: back to normal

The Xfinity outage that hit Illinois is over. It ran from 9:37 PM to 11:40 PM, with landline internet the hardest hit, and reports have returned to their usual level.

Reports over 24 hours

Aug 13, 2026, 3:25 AM
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473 reports · 11 expected
Duration
2 h 03 min
from 9:37 PM to 11:40 PM
Area
Illinois
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Timeline

  1. Back to normal

    Xfinity outage in Illinois comes to an end

    The outage is over. It started at 9:37 PM and ended at 11:40 PM, lasting about two hours. Illinois bore almost all of it, led by Springfield, Peoria, and Bloomington, with smaller numbers from Champaign, Decatur, Normal, Urbana, and Danville. Landline internet was the service hit hardest, though mobile internet and TV streaming saw a jump too. Reports peaked around 10:20 PM before easing back down. In total, 465 reports came in since the start. No cause has been given.

  2. Status update

    Illinois outage keeps climbing

    The outage hasn't let up. Reports out of Illinois keep piling on, with Springfield, Peoria, and Bloomington still leading the way. Champaign and Decatur are also seeing a steady stream of reports. Landline internet remains the main service affected, though mobile and TV streaming are feeling it too. Other states are only seeing scattered, isolated reports.

  3. Outage begins

    Xfinity outage takes hold in Illinois

    Reports started coming in from Xfinity customers a little before 10 PM, and they've kept climbing since. Illinois is where almost all the trouble is showing up, with Springfield, Bloomington, and Decatur among the towns seeing the most reports. Landline internet seems to be taking the brunt of it, though mobile internet and TV streaming are also affected. So far, 58 reports have come in since the outage began.

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