Vision TV is a government information channel 198. It has programming about government services, activities, and issues of social life of Florida.

The average Tucson resident regularly struggles with the proper spelling of saguaro, the unique cactus that grows only in the Sonora Desert. They know, though, they can learn to spell and care for, and protect, and photograph, and botanize, and generally celebrate their saguaros at Tucson 12, the locals destination for all things Tucson. Arguably the most impressive civic channel anywhere in the known universe, Tucson 12 is the award winning local TV station that reflects, informs and inspires the community it serves. Broadcasting twenty-four hours every day on both Cox and Comcast, Tucson 12 offers an impressive, wonderfully diverse array of programs developed to showcase the diverse civic and cultural landscape of the Southwest's most unique City, Tucson 12 earned that trophy case full of awards, offering high-quality locally produced series and features that frequently rival the best of the networks long-form pieces. Tucson 12 has earned more than one hundred programming and technical awards, including recognition from the New York Film Festival and a whole case full of Emmys. The Tucson 12 staff takes greatest pride in its recognition as NATOA's Station of the Year and Excellence in Government Programming ten of the last fifteen years.

Since the early 70's when Chicago State University built the original TV studio the progress has been steady, exceeding any expectations for a student run studio format. The hands on experience has been a valuable addition to the university as a whole. Ever increasing enrollment proves how popular the concept of the student's experience in the electronic media field can be to the individual student with interests in this venue. Located in Douglas Hall, CSU has added on over the years. Audio as well as digital editing suites, camcorders for student use with projects and remote shoots, complete with digital editing suites have made the entire experience inspiring and attractive to the student curriculum. Now the studios run twenty four hours seven days per week and have become quite professional in their output. Local Area Network or LAN lines have been added on to integrate the media among classrooms and servers capable of storing large amounts of information from all systems mean safe storage of info from all departments. CSU TV is a professional endeavor from any perspective.

NNN TV channel (or TV-48) is the Norfolk's Neighborhood Network's station aimed to serve as a connection chain between Norfolk's government and citizens. It is also can be watched in the streaming online as NNN TV live with following programming: Norfolk Perspectives With Bob Batcher, Norfolk City Council Formal Meeting, Classic Arts Showcase,Pentagon Channel Overnight, Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch, Fit For Duty, Virginia Currents, Classic Arts Showcase, Human Services Forum, Homebound Exercise, Graceful Aging, Np City Slice With Bob Batcher, Mlk Day In Norfolk, State Of The Commonwealth Of Virginia, Around The Services, Norfolk News Now, Sharing Miracles, Capitol Events, Sit And Be Fit, The Grill Sergeants and Battleground.

TBN (or the Trinity Broadcasting Network) is one of the world's largest Christian broadcasters. Beside TBN Live itself, the Trinity Broadcasting Network features five Christian television channels TBN Enlace, JCTV, The Church Channel and Smile of a Child, all of them you can watch live on OnlineTVcast. TBN airs spiritual programming aimed on both Protestant and Catholic denominations and Messianic Jewish as well. Wide variety of religious programming and the world most recognized television network prove TBN's slogan "Worlds Largest Faith Channel". Its program's schedule filled with interesting talk shows, documentaries and preaching provided with closed captions: Unearthed Series, First to Know, The Joy of Music, Drive Thru History, Facing Life Head On, Joseph Prince Special: Destined to Reign, This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn, Paula White Today, Live From HolyLand, Enjoying Everyday Life, Changing Your World, John Hagee Today, Breakthrough, This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn, Believer's Voice of Victory, Manna From Heaven, Building A Difference, Doctor to Doctor, Behind the Scenes, It's Supernatural with Sid Roth, Life Today, Today with Marilyn & Sarah, The 700 Club, John Hagee Today, Praise the Lord, The Cross with Arthur Blessitt, Life at the Summit with Rick Godwin, Enjoying Everyday Life, Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV, ACLJ This Week, Dino and Full Flame with Reinhard Bonnke.

The Church Channel is the one of most developed US-based Christian television channels. The main idea that stands behind of the channel programming is to encourage all the local American churches to produce religious content by they own and present it on The Church Channel. Those videos vary from simple worship recordings to religious documentaries produced by enthusiastic collectives of most involved churches. Located in Nashville, Tennessee, The Church Channel broadcasts live some worships and schedules of church services of many local churches. In the internet you watch live The Church Channel programming with closed-captions; and here is the sort list of The Church Channel's most popular programs: Prophetic Whisper, Times of Refreshing, Creating Your World, The King Is Coming, Touching Lives, Victorious Living, Pastor Charles Cowan, New Life - Jacksonville, Faith That Lives, Good News Today, Victory in Grace, Love Special, Alternative Health, Life Today, Rabbi Jonathan Bernis - Jewish Voice, Destiny Today, Life Change, Gospel Truth, Paula White Today, Behind The Scenes, Enjoying Everyday Life, Ron Phillips from Abba's House, This Is Your Day, Praise the Lord, Atmosphere for Miracles, Manna-Fest, From His Heart, A Miracle for You, It's Supernatural, Faith Now, The Place for Miracles,World Impact, The Urban Alternative, The Jewish Jesus, Ron Hammonds Presents, Carroll Roberson, Carroll Roberson, Jack Van Impe Presents, This Is Your Day, Times of Refreshing and Bridging the Gap.