Google tends to move and change things about in the Home app, but here's where the settings are for it:
- Makes sure your phone and account are on the same wifi and logged into the correct account.
- Open the home app and choose your profile picture.
- Choose Assistant settings
- Scroll down until you find "News - Preferred sources & format"
If your news source is no longer there or doesn't play, it's possible the source has decided to remove it and you'll get dead air. For example, I used to listen to the Nightly Business Report on NPR, and the show went off the air. The banner would still show, but I got nothing -- no warning, no error, not even "this service is no longer available" which would be nice. That said, Google doesn't control the content, the content owner does, and it's up to the affiliate to make local news services available to these devices. If it's gone, it's possible the agreement has expired.
I currently listen to my news sources every weekday right after the alarm on my phone is turned off, so it's there and working. Are any of you using VPN services or software that blocks ports or firewalls or anything similar? That might cause a problem.
