Local channels France

The channel that was among the pioneers of local television, created a little over 30 years ago by the journalist André Campana, 8 Mont-Blanc continues to broadcast its regional airwaves in France and throughout the world thanks to satellite and digital reception channels. Every day, the regional news (Savoie Mont-Blanc and French-speaking Switzerland), the weather, debates with the "Grand 8" and programs to discover the region and beautiful initiatives, see and do sports in the mountains. Reports can be seen on demand on the website.

Of course, our Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region is vast, but Annecy and the Alps region (Isère, Savoie and Haute-Savoie) benefit from a specific treatment of the information during the regional broadcasts, whether it is at the time of the 12/13 (12:10 to 12:25) or at the time of the 19/20 (19:00 to 19:30), without forgetting the Soir 3 a little later in the night. A greeting to one of our favorite programs. To see everything near you, it's on France TV, its website and also on Facebook.

TVPI is a permanent local TV channel, broadcasting on DTT and immersed in the Basque Country and Landes. The life of the region, its traditions, its passions, its specificities, are presented in report or magazine formats. You can watch Basque pelota competitions, major bullfighting and cultural events, the Fêtes de Bayonne and surfing championships. The 24-hour channel is now in association with the Sud Ouest daily press group (GSO).

France 3 Provence-Alpes gives pride of place to culture, curiosities and local news with its daily regional editions of 12/13 and 19/20. The channel also broadcasts beautiful, colourful programmes: Vaqui (in Provençal and with subtitles, takes us on a tour of the region's most beautiful sites); Parcours de Vie (personalities and people from the region share their lives in a 5-minute testimonial after the 7 p.m. news programme); and Mediterranéo on Saturdays at 11.30 a.m., which offers a weekly discovery of the Mediterranean world.

Chartres is part of the geographical area covered by France 3 Paris Ile-de-France Centre. It is therefore within the framework of the regional edition of the television newspaper (19 h) that the local news is possibly mentioned. The presence of this public channel manifests itself in the landscape chartrain by the presence of decentralized (rather discreet) offices.

Vià Occitanie is a regional news channel that broadcasts its programs via four local television stations: vià Montpellier, vià Pays Catalan, vià Pays Gardois, and vià Toulouse. Formerly known as TV Sud, Vià Occitanie covers all areas of information: economy, culture, sports, and also initiatives that animate the region, thanks to a solid network of journalists on the ground, from Mende to Toulouse, from Uzès to Foix. It is possible to watch the news live on their website.

Available on DTT, Internet boxes and the web, this new channel is ideal for keeping up to date with all the latest news from the region. Its programs focus on field reports, newspapers and themed magazines. Throughout the day, you'll be kept up to date on local events, weather, traffic conditions, outings and more. A team of some 15 journalists covers the economy, employment, the environment, politics, culture and sport, with a particular focus on local clubs.

The TV channel that makes noise! Born from donations and partnerships, TVCAT is on its way to becoming a must-see. A kind of free and independent TV, made by and for Catalans, but not only... TVCAT offers reports, interviews, and live Internet. Jean-Michel Martinez and his team are on all fronts: festivals, cultural or political events in the 4 corners of the department of the Pyrénées-Orientales. For fans of the paper version, you can receive the monthly magazine by subscription in your mailbox.

Headquartered in Rouen and Caen, France 3 Normandie's efficient network of outposts in many of Normandy's towns and cities also enables us to provide effective local news on a daily basis, thanks to two news bulletins. The Normandy branch also offers a wide range of programs and broadcasts, including dedicated news bulletins and "Littoral", the well-known magazine dedicated to the sea. The channel's website is also an excellent way to re-watch your favorite programs, and even features a vast video archive.

A 100% local TV channel, covering the former Picardy region, is the challenge proposed (and succeeded) since 2017 by Wéo Picardie, Wéo Hauts-de-France's little sister. Based in Amiens, in the former premises of the Courrier picard, Wéo offers a wide and relevant coverage of regional news, through programs that go to the heart of local life. Reports, games, interviews: the editorial team offers a real insight into the inhabitants and their daily lives. Accessible via DTT or various Internet boxes!

For more than 20 years, the decentralized office of France 3 has been providing the news, from Monday to Friday, at 6:53 pm, under the editorship of Sébastien Bouwy. The 7 minutes of 100% local news in images can also be found on the website at any time of the day, over several weeks of memory. The team also contributes to stories that go back to the regional news and to the new France 3 Nouvelle-Aquitaine channel. Their premises are located in the communication centre in Périgueux, right next to the premises of France Bleu Périgord.

Azur TV is broadcast in the Nice Côte d'Azur metropolitan area, as well as in the main cities of the Alpes-Maritimes. The teams of journalists offer a variety of programs: daily news, reports on the region and meetings with personalities, sports and cultural programs. Some programs allow viewers to discover local initiatives, businesses and personalities. The programme schedule offers viewers a range of programmes that are close to the daily lives of the people of the Côte d'Azur, available for replay on the website.

Based at the Cité Multimédia, France 3 Pau Sud-Aquitaine provides daily news coverage from the Béarn region. If you missed the 7:18 p.m. live broadcast on France 3, go to the website to watch the replay. Economy, cultural events, portraits, major events, legal news and miscellaneous items: journalists criss-cross the region, providing quality news. This presence reflects the channel's commitment to providing local news and information, firmly rooted in the Béarn region, a rich and varied population base.

Since its creation in 2009, Télé Bretagne Ouest, or Tébéo as it is known, has steadily built up its reputation among Finistériens and Bretons in general! In fact, Tébéo is a local, private channel broadcasting to the whole of the department, as well as to the west of the Côtes d'Armor and part of Morbihan. Marie-Noëlle Pouliquen, president, and Olivier Clech, co-president, lead a team of dynamic and passionate professionals: directors, journalists, presenters, editors... In addition to the daily newscast, they produce a whole range of programs to bring viewers the latest news, culture, sport, leisure activities and social phenomena. Throughout the day, you can find: La Minute Art, Eco & Co, L'instant T, L'invité, On n'est pas des moutons (a program for young people made by them), Brève de trottoirs (humorous columns by Steven Le Roy), etc.

A Le Mans Télévision edition. This departmental general-interest channel is part of the Vià network, the^1st national network of local TV stations, which brings together 22 local TV channels in France. The network advocates capital and editorial independence for its member channels. The TV station also features an Internet portal: vialmtvsarthe.tv, a regional news and services web portal dedicated to the Maine region. Local news, regional, national and international news. Ruvriuaes sport, economy, culture, etc. Streaming.

France 3 Nouvelle-Aquitaine keeps you in touch with what's happening in your town! It's one of 24 France TV stations. Since its creation in 1962, it has been broadcasting from Bordeaux, but also covers the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, with a population of over 6 million! Several local editions are broadcast depending on where you live: Bordeaux, Mont-de-Marsan or Bayonne. Local sporting events are sometimes broadcast, such as certain L1 matches.

Broadcast throughout the Rennes conurbation TVR (formerly TV Rennes) was one of the first local television channels created in France as early as 1987. As a key player in the local media landscape and a partner of local players, the channel is fully integrated into the life of the city and is watched by several tens of thousands of viewers every day. Present on all the major events in Rennes and Brittany through debates, documentaries and news bulletins, it has in recent years brought itself up to date with the Internet and can now follow all programmes online, live or replayed, and anywhere thanks to the smartphone app.

Escape thanks to the local TV by Internet. The latest TV news channel, TV Rhuys, is available on all the events in the southern part of Morbihan: portraits, shows, gastronomy, travel, good deals. Its slogan? "Move your West". The channel puts on the front of the stage all the local actors who move the lines: to realize their dreams, to make speak about their region, to create employment, to share their passions... The news is optimistic and treated with good humor, for a good breath of fresh audiovisual air!