Illinois 24/7 Network

Illinois 24/7 Network is a regional news channel owned by Lake Hill Broadcasting. Illinois 24/7 Studios are located in Springfield, Illinois, with master control and sales located at Lake Hill's headquarters in Chicago. 
== History ==
Lake Hill launched Stateline NOW in Rockford, after launching similar formats of regional news networks in Detroit and Texas. Lake Hill executives stated that this was the soft launch of a new statewide news network, which would cover the entire state. Lake Hill announced the new channel, previously dubbed Newsfix Illinois, would launch on July 1st, under the name Illinois 24/7. It is in no way affiliated with Florida 24 Network news, which follows a similar format.
== Programming ==
The network contains a similar format to Stateline now and Newsfix, with a newswheel and regional opt-outs at :24 and :55 past the hour, with local newscasts at various times. However, unlike the other networks, Illinois 24/7 also airs lifestyle and travel programming.
== Local Programming ==
Illinois 24/7 Network contains local news updates/newscasts throughout the day. The branding of these opt-outs are heavily inspired by the names of the regional opt-outs seen on the BBC's English Regions newscasts. Unlike Lake Hill's other local newsrooms, they only employ 2-3 reporters, expect for the Rockford region, which utilizes the News 8/Stateline NOW newsroom. Local news opt-outs originate from these newsroom locations, with weather updates (except for the Rockford opt-outs) coming from Lake Hill's Newsfix Local Productions facility in Indianapolis, Indiana.
City 	Newsroom Location	Opt-Out name
Chicago 	Lake Hill Building,
Chicago	Chicagoland Today
Peoria/Bloomington 	Peoria 	Central Illinois Today
Springfield 	Springfield 	Capital Today
Champaign/Decatur 	Champaign 	East Central Today
Rockford 	Rockford 	Stateline Today
Davenport 	Moline 	Quad Cities Today
Quincy 	Quincy 	Tri-State Today
St. Louis 	E. St. Louis 	West Today
Terre Haute/Evansville	W. Terre Haute (main)
New Haven	Wabash Valley Today (general)
N. Wabash Valley Today (Terre Haute)
S. Wabash Valley Today (Evansville)
Harrisburg/Mt. Vernon 	Harrisburg 	South Today