BX Inform

BX Inform doesn't pretend to be CNN. It's a local news and general-interest channel that feels rooted in a specific community, the kind of station where the weather anchor knows the high school football scores. Morning blocks lean into lifestyle: cooking demos, pet segments, bulletins about the county fair. Afternoon programming gets heavier on politics, but it's regional politics, school board meetings, zoning hearings, the mayor's press conference. Production is scrappy. Graphics are basic, the set looks like it was furnished from a 2010s office clearance sale, and the green screen occasionally flickers. That's part of the charm. For anyone who wants the national news firehose, this isn't it. But for a grounded look at how real news is done outside the bubble, BX Inform live offers a refreshingly unpolished version of local American television. Watch BX Inform online if you're tired of the screaming heads.