How to Watch UniMás Chicago (WXFT) For Free & Without Cable

Last updated: June 15, 2026

UniMás Chicago, WXFT, is Univision's secondary Spanish-language network in the market and the sister station to WGBO. It leans on sports, action programming, and Univision's overflow content. Over the air it's free, and on the streaming side it's sparse. Fubo is effectively the only major live service carrying it here, so for most people the antenna is the simplest route.

Chicago is about as easy as over-the-air TV gets. Almost every full-power station transmits from a single cluster downtown, most of it off the Willis Tower, and the land around the city is famously flat. Point a basic antenna toward the Loop and you will usually pull in the major networks without much trouble. The signal thins out as you push past the collar counties toward the Wisconsin and Indiana lines, where an amplified or outdoor antenna starts to matter.

Streaming UniMás Without Cable

With a free trial: Fubo all carry UniMás and let you watch free during the trial period before any charge.

Every Local Channel in Chicago

Here is the full Chicago lineup, whether each channel is available free with an antenna and how well it comes in, plus the streaming services that carry it.

Antenna reception is free with a one-time antenna purchase. Services tagged “free trial” let you watch at no cost during the trial window; the rest require a paid subscription from day one.

Last updated: June 15, 2026