Spectrum Outage History

An outage disrupted Spectrum Internet services across multiple US regions. The most reports came from Michigan, with additional reports from Indiana, Ohio, and Washington. The outage began on 5:28 PM UTC and was resolved by 6:24 PM UTC, lasting about 56 minutes. Users described total outages or significant connectivity degradation, affecting both residential and business customers who rely on internet access, streaming, and online applications.

StatusGator detected the issue at Oct 25, 2025 5:28 PM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment, and there were no Spectrum status page updates published during the incident. The spread of reports across several states indicates a broad regional outage rather than a localized fault. With the absence of official updates, customers in affected areas were left to troubleshoot on their own until service was restored.

Spectrum internet and cable services experienced a brief outage impacting several U.S. locations, including Indianapolis, Raleigh, Charlotte, and Norfolk. Users reported no service or internet connectivity during the incident. The outage began at 9:53 PM UTC and was resolved by 10:11 PM UTC, lasting about 18 minutes.

StatusGator detected the issue at Oct 23, 2025 9:53 PM UTC, ahead of any provider acknowledgement. Spectrum does not maintain a public status page for this incident, and there were no official updates posted during the outage.

Spectrum customers experienced an outage affecting Internet, cable TV, and landline services. User activity started at 2:45 PM UTC with continued reports through 3:15 PM UTC, indicating a broad disruption. The outage lasted approximately 43 minutes, ending around 3:28 PM UTC.

Spectrum does not maintain a public status page, so there were no official updates published by the provider during the incident. StatusGator detected the issue via an Early Warning Signal at Oct 12, 2025 3:28 PM UTC based on user reports, highlighting the outage ahead of formal acknowledgment. The incident affected multiple Spectrum services, but there is no published communication detailing the scope or impact.

Spectrum customers in the Omaha, Nebraska area experienced a brief outage affecting Internet and TV services. The outage began at 5:15 PM UTC and was resolved by 5:46 PM UTC, lasting roughly 31 minutes. Reports described a total blackout during the event.

Spectrum has no official status page updates in the provided data. StatusGator detected the outage from user reports before any official acknowledgment, with an Early Warning Signal recorded at Sep 26, 2025 5:46 PM UTC. The incident appears to be localized to at least the Omaha area, and affected services include Internet and TV.

A brief Spectrum internet outage affected users across several areas in the United States. Reports described connectivity losses starting around 2:00 PM UTC with issues in Missoula, MT; St. Petersburg, FL; and North Carolina communities such as Charlotte and Wake Forest. The outage was short-lived, with connectivity restored by 2:23 PM UTC, lasting about 8 minutes. StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal at Sep 11, 2025 2:15 PM UTC and noted the outage ended by Sep 11, 2025 2:23 PM UTC, while Spectrum did not publish public status updates for this incident.

Spectrum customers across multiple states experienced outages affecting Internet, television, and voice services. Users reported internet connectivity drops, TV service interruptions, and voice calling issues. The disruption appeared geographically widespread, with reports from California, Indiana, Kentucky, Texas, and other locations. The outage began at 4:49 AM UTC and lasted until 6:02 AM UTC, a duration of about 1 hour and 13 minutes.

StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal at Aug 1, 2025 4:49 AM UTC based on user reports, indicating outages before any public acknowledgement from Spectrum. There were no publicly published Spectrum status updates in this record. The incident appears to have subsided by 6:02 AM UTC, with user reports tapering off as services returned toward normal.