How to Watch HLN Online Without Cable: Stay on Top of the News

In order to get the best idea of what's happening in the country and the world, you need to watch the news, preferably from multiple sources, including after you've cut the cord and moved online to watch TV. If you want to watch HLN without cable, you don't need to try too hard because you can find it on plenty of over-the-top (OTT) platforms.

HLN stands for Headline News and is owned by CNN. Nowadays, its programming continues to focus on the latest news from a wide range of topics, as well as true crime shows.

If you're going to quit on your cable company, but still want to watch HLN, you can do that quite easily by picking one of the 6 Live TV Platforms that feature the channel on their lists. Let's find out what your options are.

1. fuboTV

First up on our list is fuboTV, which is a great platform with quite a diverse collection of channels. HLN is present in two bundles offered by this service, namely fubo and fubo Extra. For fubo, you'll have to pay $54.99 per month, while for fubo Extra it will cost you $59.99 per month. In the end, it just depends on what channels you want to watch and how much you're willing to pay to get them. We have the full channel list and more in our fuboTV review.

2. Sling TV

Sling TV is a service that offers three bundles to pick from before allowing you to add various interest-based channel packs. Two of the three bundles - Orange and Blue - cost $25 per month, while Orange + Blue costs $40 per month. HLN isn't present in any of these bundles, but you can get it by adding the News Extra for $5 per month. Besides HLN, you'll also watch BBC World News, Euronews, RT, and Fusion, to name a few. Read our Sling TV review to figure out if this is the right platform for you.

3. YouTube TV

Next up is YouTube TV, a platform that makes a moto out of "take it or leave it" as there's only one bundle of channels available. For $40 per month, YouTube TV offers dozens of channels, including HLN, plus loads of other perks. You can, of course, add some premium channels, but that's optional. Check out our YouTube TV review to figure out if the perks make it worthwhile.

4. Hulu

Hulu is another platform that only offers one bundle of channels. Since the name is more commonly associated with the video-on-demand platform we all know, the live TV side of it is not that well-known. For $44.99 per month, Hulu offers users access to dozens of TV channels, including HLN, along with the full VOD library. We have a detailed review of Hulu if you want to check it out and see if the platform suits your needs or not.

5. PlayStation Vue

Our next OTT is PlayStation Vue from Sony. There are four bundles to start off with - Access ($44.99/mo), Core ($49.99/mo), Elite ($59.99/mo), and Ultra ($79.99/mo). HLN is present in all four bundles, so it just boils down to what other channels you want to watch and how much you want to pay each month. The Ultra bundle, for instance, comes with HBO and Showtime, explaining the higher costs. Read our PlayStation Vue review to see whether it's the right one for you.

6. DirecTV Now

Finally, we have DirecTV Now, which is a great platform that offers seven different bundles to start off with, including one that features lots of Spanish-language channels. With prices varying from $50 per month to $135 per month, you can pick whichever bundle you want because HLN is present in all of them. Even with the cheapest pack, you'll get access to only 40+ channels, which was way affordable before they doubled the pricing. You can read our DirecTV Now review if you want to get a better idea of what the platform has to offer.

HLN can give you the daily dose of news and it's a good thing that it's present on so many different OTT platforms.

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