AUSTIN, Texas — KVUE News has returned to airwaves after being off-air due to the winter storm and power issues facing Central Texas.
At 6:20 a.m. on Feb. 1, amid the mass power outages from Austin Energy, KVUE lost power at the station, located in North Austin. At that time, KVUE went off-air during our Daybreak broadcast.
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As of 9:55 a.m., KVUE has been restored to all airwaves and is returning to YouTube TV. Viewers are asked to re-scan their antennas to regain connection to the KVUE-TV signal.
In addition to returning to airwaves, viewers can still stay up-to-date on everything that is occurring in Central Texas through the KVUE+ streaming app, social media channels and on the website.
Thank you for your patience this morning, and we hope you stay safe and warm!