AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Alex Jones is returning to the Austin studio that served for over 15 years as the primary broadcast home of InfoWars.

The Alex Jones Show will once again broadcast from the former InfoWars studios as Jones begins a new chapter of his broadcasting career with a new organization, expanded digital infrastructure and new business ventures.

For longtime viewers, the setting will be immediately familiar: the same building, hallways and studio where Jones spent years broadcasting his daily program.

For Jones, returning to the studio carries personal significance.

"This studio was the center of what we built for many years," Jones said. "To be able to walk back in, turn the cameras on and continue broadcasting from here means a lot to me and to the people who have supported this show."

The return follows several years of significant legal and financial changes surrounding Jones, Free Speech Systems and InfoWars, including bankruptcy proceedings and litigation arising from the Sandy Hook judgments.

Throughout that period, Jones continued broadcasting through other platforms and has since joined new venture that has begun building a new media and business organization around The Alex Jones Show.

TEXAS APPEALS COURT REDUCES PUNITIVE DAMAGES

Jones' return to the studio comes approximately one month after a significant ruling in his Texas appeal.

On August 21, 2026, the Texas Third Court of Appeals affirmed most of the underlying judgment but modified the exemplary damages award.

The court reduced exemplary damages from approximately $45.2 million to $1.5 million — $750,000 for each plaintiff — under the applicable Texas statutory cap. The compensatory damages portion of the judgment remained in place.

The decision reduced the overall Texas judgment from approximately $50 million to approximately $5.5 million.