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Moselle TV offers a balanced programme schedule centred on information, entertainment, culture, gastronomy, heritage, history and sport. Not forgetting broadcasts of major events. Reflecting its territory, Moselle TV is the local television station for the entire department. Born in June 2010 to become the local television in digital terrestrial mode in the areas of Metz, Thionville, Forbach, Sarrebourg and Sarreguemines, Moselle TV is developing its audience thanks to its enthusiastic and dynamic teams.

Sport, politics, local and cultural life, France 3 Alsace is the channel for Alsatians! At 10:45 a.m., "Together it's better" focuses on helping each other on a daily basis. Then it is the 12-13, the first regional edition of the day every day at noon, and in the 19/20, the regional news starts at 6:55 pm. Every night of the week, the editorial staff also offers you the opportunity to discover Route 67. As for the short program "Rund'Um", it deals with all areas of life in Alsatian (12:15 and 8pm). On Saturday afternoon, André Muller hosts "A Gueter", a culinary show that zooms in on a chef or a cooking enthusiast. On Sunday morning, "GsunTheim" invites you to a meeting which combines humour and culture, derision and discovery, exchanges and encounters!

France 3 Grand Est is the regional branch of the France Télévisions public broadcasting group. Its vocation is essentially to broadcast local television programs. Regional news programs include 12/13, 19/20 and Soir 3. Other programs include André Muller's "A'Gueter" cooking show in dialect and on bicycle, the "Rund Um" newspaper, and "GsunTheim!", where Christian Hahn spotlights surprising guests...

StrasTV is a "Web media" created in August 2008 by a journalist who works for TFI, LCI and iTélé in the East of France. Every week, the StrasTV editorial team produces and puts online about ten reports produced by going into contact with the people of Strasbourg. Local news, sport and culture, the various topics covered are varied. Anywhere in the world and from a simple web connection, anyone can follow local news with Stras TV. Whether they are expatriates or not, the people of Strasbourg appreciate finding information on the Web about themes and places that are familiar to them!

Created in 1991, the Franco-German channel, whose headquarters are in Strasbourg (since 2003), is a true vector of culture and reflection that takes a European look at world news. Anxious to maintain its status as a cross-border and European channel, its programming remains dense and varied: art-house cinema, short films, dance and series. Broadcast in French and German, a certain number of programs can also be subtitled in English, Spanish, Italian and even Polish.Radio available on Arteradio.com.