On air, RTL Zwee features programming geared towards a younger demographic, including a mix of entertainment shows, music video blocks, youth-oriented magazine programs, and live sports coverage . The flagship youth program is Planet RTL, which airs daily between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM, featuring music videos and reports on youth culture . The channel also broadcasts Planet Music, a music video show based entirely on music clips, and Planet X-plosiv, the Luxembourgish version of the German RTL Television show Explosive .

Live sports coverage is a significant part of RTL Zwee's programming. The channel holds the exclusive rights to broadcast live matches of the UEFA Champions League in Luxembourg, with commentary provided in Luxembourgish . The channel also broadcasts other major international football competitions, including the UEFA European Championship . Recent live broadcasts have included the Champions League semifinal match between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich, with pre-match coverage starting at 8:45 PM and the match kicking off at 9:00 PM .

In addition to regular programming and sports, RTL Zwee also broadcasts special events. The channel was the official broadcaster of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025, featuring commentary by Luxembourg's Eurovision 2025 representative Laura Thorn alongside Raoul Roos .

RTL Zwee broadcasts in 1080i high definition (HDTV). The channel is available throughout Luxembourg via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T), where it shares channel 27 with RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg . It is also available on major cable and IPTV platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of RTL Zwee through the RTL Play streaming platform (play.rtl.lu), which is accessible via web browsers and as a mobile application for iOS and Android devices . Due to audiovisual rights restrictions, live streams of sports events may be geo-protected and unavailable outside of Luxembourg .

RTL Zwee strives to serve as the entertainment channel for young adults in Luxembourg, offering a mix of youth-oriented programming, music videos, and live sports coverage, while also complementing the main RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg channel with additional entertainment content and films. The mission of the channel is to provide a modern, engaging television experience for younger viewers, keeping them connected to local and international entertainment, music, and sports events. Thanks to its digital streaming platform, RTL Zwee provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that audiences across Luxembourg and the global diaspora can access its youth-oriented content wherever they are.

On air, RTL Today Radio features a daily schedule of live shows hosted by a team of local and international presenters. The weekday morning flagship program is The Sam Steen Show, airing Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM, hosted by Sam Steen. The late morning slot features The Lunchbox from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, hosted by Stephen 'Steps' Lowe, dedicated to songs from the past 25 years. The afternoon session is hosted by Lucy Genazzini from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, followed by Hours of Power, an hour of non-stop hits until 4:00 PM. The evening drive-time program Drive airs Monday through Friday from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, hosted by Tom Einarsson, featuring news, music, giveaways, and good company for the journey home. The evening schedule continues with specialized programming: Louder on Mondays at 8:00 PM hosted by Ethan Carey, featuring an hour of metal tunes; The Lisa Burke Show on Tuesdays at 8:00 PM, covering a wide range of topics with guests from Luxembourg and beyond; Letz Talk Sports on Wednesdays at 8:00 PM hosted by Nathan Sneyd, featuring personalities from Luxembourg's sports scene alongside international athletes; Intune on Thursdays at 8:00 PM hosted by Elinor Guinane, a collaboration with the Luxembourg Philharmonic showcasing classical music; and Weekend Warmup on Fridays at 8:00 PM hosted by Alice Monnat, featuring guest dance mixes and curated sets. The late evening program New Noise airs Monday through Friday from 10:00 PM to 11:00 PM, hosted by Stephen Lowe, bringing new music to listeners.

Weekend programming includes The Melissa Dalton Show on Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, hosted by Melissa Dalton, featuring an entertaining selection of music, interviews, giveaways, and games. The UK Chart Show with Elliot Derby continues the Saturday lineup, followed by The DB3 Show hosted by David Burrowes from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM with a broader focus beyond Luxembourg music. Sundays begin with The Hangover hosted by Sarah Tapp from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, followed by The Ben Andrews Show from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. The Sunday schedule also includes the Office Hours podcast with host Adam Petersen, which breaks down various business-related subjects into everyday language with guest input from business owners, employees, entrepreneurs, and experts.

Beyond its regular music and talk programming, RTL Today Radio provides local news bulletins, weather forecasts, and traffic updates, serving the English-speaking expatriate community in Luxembourg which comprises over 180 nationalities. According to its official description, the station's programming also features interviews, giveaways, and interactive segments with listener participation via WhatsApp voice notes. The station is part of a broader portfolio that includes the RTL Today news website and app, which offers daily news roundups, original content such as Luxembourg Insider, Knowledge Bites, and the satirical series The Luxembourg Wurst.

Since December 2025, RTL Today Radio has been available on DAB+ digital radio across Luxembourg. The station also has a visual radio component, broadcasting live video from the studio, available through the RTL Play platform and the RTL Today mobile app. Listeners can listen online to the live broadcast of RTL Today Radio through the official RTL Today website at today.rtl.lu, via the dedicated radio page at today.radio, through the RTL Today mobile application available for iOS and Android devices, and through the RTL Play platform. The station streams in up to 128 kbit/s quality and is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that the English-speaking community of Luxembourg and listeners around the world can access its programming wherever they are.

RTL Today Radio strives to be the primary English-language radio destination for Luxembourg's multicultural, ever-expanding international community, offering a blend of music, news, and entertainment that helps listeners integrate into life in the Grand Duchy. The mission of the channel is to serve as a companion for English-speaking residents, providing local news that cannot be found elsewhere in English, spotlighting the people who make up the community, and delivering curated music programming alongside information about local events, culture, and entertainment. Thanks to modern digital streaming platforms and DAB+ technology, RTL Today Radio provides the opportunity to listen to its live broadcast on any device, ensuring that the English-speaking community of Luxembourg and the global diaspora can stay connected to their home-away-from-home wherever they are.

The channel's flagship program is the daily news show De Journal, which covers national and international events and is presented by a team including Frank Goetz, Lynn Cruchten, Mariette Zenners, Raphaëlle Dickes, and Sascha Georges . In addition to news, the channel produces a variety of original magazine programs. The science and knowledge magazine is called PISA – de Wëssensmagazin, while the culinary magazine is Mmmh! De kulinaresche Magazin . The sports magazine focused on basketball is Rebound – de Basketsmagazin, and the children's block is Tirlitivi – Planet Kids . The channel's morning schedule includes KannaTiVi, a program specifically for children, followed by RTL Radio Web TV, which broadcasts live from the radio studio with weather maps, traffic info, and webcams . Another notable show is Take Off, a scientific challenge show where students build Rube Goldberg machines, with the third season's finalist being Fréderik Mortier .

Live sports coverage is a significant part of RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg's programming. The channel holds the exclusive rights to broadcast live matches of the Luxembourg national football team in the UEFA Nations League through the 2026-27 season, as well as UEFA Champions League matches . Recent broadcasts have included World Cup qualifiers against Germany, Slovakia, and Northern Ireland .

The channel is available via digital terrestrial television (DVB-T), where it shares channel 27 with its sister channel RTL Zwee . It is also distributed via satellite on the Astra 3B system at 23.5 degrees east (frequency 12168 V, symbol rate 27500), as well as on cable and IPTV platforms . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg through the RTL Play streaming platform (play.rtl.lu), which is available for free on web browsers and as a mobile application .

The channel is led by managing director Christophe Goossens, with content director Steve Schmit, program director Jeff Spielmann, and editor-in-chief Guy Weber . The news team also includes journalists Caroline Mart, Christophe Hochard, Fanny Kinsch, François Aulner, Jeannot Ries, Maxime Gillen, Monica Camposeo, Monique Kater, Petz Bartz, Pierre Jans, Pierre Weimerskirch, Ryck Thill, Serge Pauly, and Tim Morizet . In April 2026, the channel was reprimanded by the Luxembourg media regulator (ALIA) for prohibited sponsorship in De Journal, receiving a formal warning after a viewer complaint about brand references at the end of the broadcast .

RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg strives to serve as the only general-interest television channel broadcasting primarily in the Luxembourgish language, offering comprehensive coverage of local, regional, and national issues for audiences of all ages . The mission of the channel is to inform, educate, and entertain the Luxembourgish population while preserving and promoting the national language and identity. Thanks to its modern digital platforms, RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg provides the opportunity to watch its programming on any device, ensuring that audiences across Luxembourg and the global diaspora can access its news, cultural, and sports content wherever they are .

On air, the channel features a continuous live broadcast of the RTL radio studio, giving viewers behind-the-scenes access to the radio presenters as they host their shows, interview guests, and play music. The radio programming includes a mix of contemporary hit music, local news bulletins, weather forecasts, traffic updates, and talk segments relevant to the Grand Duchy. The visual feed is accompanied by the standard radio audio, creating a combined audio-visual experience. The channel also employs advanced technology such as the Simulcast Replacer, which allows the broadcaster to offer different musical versions of the same live program across its various web radio streams while retaining the core editorial content like news and traffic.

The channel is part of a larger portfolio of audio and video content from RTL Luxembourg. This includes several thematic web radios such as RTL +80s, RTL +90s, RTL +Rock, as well as dedicated stations like RTL Gold (classic hits) and RTL Today Radio (the station in English). These web radios use the same visual feed of the studio but replace certain music tracks within the program to tailor the listening experience to a specific genre.

RTL Radio Web TV is available on the RTL Play platform, which is the central streaming hub for all RTL Luxembourg content. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the RTL Play website (play.rtl.lu) and the RTL Play mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices. The stream is free to access and does not require registration, though users may register to access additional features. The channel is also available on television platforms such as Eltrona (channel 267) and POST TV.

Outside of Luxembourg, the stream is geo-protected, meaning it is primarily intended for viewers within the country. However, Luxembourgers traveling abroad or international viewers can access the stream using a VPN service that provides a Luxembourg IP address.

RTL Radio Web TV strives to create a more engaging and transparent connection between the radio station and its audience, bringing listeners into the studio and making the broadcast experience more personal. The mission of the channel is to complement the audio experience with a visual dimension, offering fans of RTL Radio a unique window into the production of their favorite shows.

On air, RTL Gold features non-stop broadcasting of the greatest hits from the 1950s to the 1980s, offering listeners a nostalgic journey through the great eras in music. True to RTL's news DNA, the station also broadcasts local and international news at regular intervals. Music programmes and special features round out the retro channel's programming. The station's genre is classified as general and mixed, appealing to a broad audience with diverse musical tastes, including talk shows, news, and music. The station is available online and does not broadcast on traditional FM frequencies. The station can be heard on RTL Play, the streaming platform launched by RTL Luxembourg in December 2020, which offers both video and audio content. The station is accessible via the quick access link rtlgold.lu.

The station has faced regulatory action from the Luxembourg Independent Authority for Audiovisual Media (ALIA). On February 28, 2024, the television channel RTL Gold (which shared the same branding at the time) broadcast the programme Mónika – A KIBESZÉLŐ SHOW, which led to a complaint from the Hungarian media regulator NMHH following a viewer's complaint. The complainant claimed that the programme should have been classified as unsuitable for under-16s rather than under-12s and should not have been broadcast in the morning, as it dealt with themes of sadomasochism and sexual violence. The ALIA Council held that the morning broadcast of the programme with the warning unsuitable for under-12s had infringed Articles 9(4) and 9(5) of Hungarian law, and the service provider acknowledged the administrative error, stating that it had taken steps to avoid similar mistakes in the future. As a result, the regulator issued a formal reprimand to s.a. CLT-Ufa, the Luxembourg-based company holding the broadcasting licence.

RTL Gold is available as an online streaming station accessible through the official RTL Play platform and the rtlgold.lu website. Listeners can listen online to the live broadcast of RTL Gold through the official RTL Play website and mobile applications. Online radio of RTL Gold is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that nostalgia music fans across Luxembourg, Europe, and around the world can access its classic hits programming wherever they are.

RTL Gold strives to provide a nostalgic listening experience for audiences who enjoy the greatest hits of the 1950s through the 1980s, offering a trip down memory lane through the great eras in music. The mission of the channel is to combine the best of classic pop and rock music with reliable news updates, staying true to RTL's heritage as a trusted news source while entertaining listeners with timeless hits. Thanks to modern digital streaming platforms, RTL Gold provides the opportunity to listen to its classic hits programming on any device, ensuring that listeners across Luxembourg and the global diaspora can stay connected to the music of their youth wherever they are.

On air, the channel provides residents with a mix of programming focused on local municipal affairs. Viewers can watch detailed coverage of municipal council meetings, including debates and decisions affecting the community. The channel also covers local cultural events, such as concerts, exhibitions, and traditional festivals in the region, along with updates on municipal services, infrastructure projects, and public works.

The programming includes segments on local sports clubs and associations, public health campaigns, educational initiatives, and economic development news from the area. The channel serves as a platform for local political figures to communicate with constituents and for residents to stay informed about civic matters.

Pétange Info TV is available throughout the Pétange area via local cable networks. The channel broadcasts on a dedicated frequency provided by the local cable operator, allowing residents to tune in for municipal updates and local event coverage. Viewers can watch the channel as part of their regular cable subscription, with programming typically updated on a weekly or ongoing basis depending on the municipal schedule.

Pétange Info TV strives to serve as a primary source of local news and information for the Pétange community, keeping citizens engaged with their local government and promoting transparency in municipal operations. The mission of the channel is to provide accessible, timely, and relevant information about local events, services, and decisions, ensuring that residents of Pétange can stay informed about the life of their commune.

The channel was created as part of a new communication strategy by the Commune of Mersch to improve the exchange of information with its citizens . In 2021, the municipality conducted a citizen satisfaction survey to identify the most effective ways to inform residents, and MierschTV was developed as one of the results of this participatory project . The channel aims to be a primary source of official municipal information, keeping the public updated on community news, upcoming local events, and administrative developments specific to the Mersch region .

On air, MierschTV features a mix of programming focused entirely on the Mersch community. The core content includes local news bulletins, coverage of municipal council meetings, reports on cultural activities, and information about local services . New episodes are released every two weeks, providing a regular update on the life of the town .

MierschTV is not a 24/7 traditional broadcast channel but is available through several specific platforms. The channel airs on the Info channel (Infokanal) of local operators Eltrona and PostTV daily on the hour . The channel also has a presence on the official municipal website, mersch.lu, which hosts an archive of every episode .

MierschTV strives to strengthen the connection between the municipal government and the residents of Mersch. The mission of the channel is to provide transparent, accessible, and timely information to citizens, ensuring that they are well-informed about decisions that affect their daily lives and opportunities for civic engagement in their community .

On air, Mamer TV broadcasts local news, events, and programming specifically tailored for the Mamer community. The channel covers municipal news, cultural events, sports coverage, and community affairs relevant to residents of the town and the surrounding region. The programming includes coverage of local festivals, civic announcements, and community initiatives, serving as a platform for local voices and an information source for the community.

Mamer TV is available as a local television channel in the Mamer area. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through various streaming platforms that aggregate Luxembourgish television channels.

Mamer TV strives to serve as a community communication platform for the municipality of Mamer, keeping citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives and promoting local culture and civic engagement. The mission of the channel is to provide a platform for local news, municipal updates, and community programming that reflects the identity and concerns of the Mamer region. Thanks to its digital presence, Mamer TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming online, ensuring that residents of Mamer and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

On air, Hesper TV broadcasts programming specifically tailored for the Hesperange community. The channel covers local news, municipal events, cultural activities, sports coverage, and community affairs relevant to residents of the town and the surrounding region. The programming includes coverage of municipal council meetings, local festivals, and civic announcements, serving as a platform for local voices and an information source for the community .

Hesper TV is available as a local television channel in the Hesperange area. The channel is operated by the municipality of Hesperange and can be accessed by residents via local cable networks. The channel is listed on streaming aggregation platforms, allowing viewers to watch selected programming online .

Hesper TV strives to serve as a community communication tool for the municipality of Hesperange, keeping citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives and promoting local culture and civic engagement. The mission of the channel is to provide a platform for local news, municipal updates, and community programming that reflects the identity and concerns of the Hesperange region. Thanks to its digital presence, Hesper TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming online, ensuring that residents of Hesperange and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their home community wherever they are .

The channel targets young and young-at-heart audiences in Luxembourg, aligning with the demographic focus of its parent radio station, which plays a modern mix of pop music and hits aimed at listeners aged 15 to 39. The content of eldo.TV covers everything happening in Luxembourg, including concerts, parties, cultural events, and festivals. It features programs such as Newz, which treats the week's news in an offbeat manner; Agenda, a weekly events calendar; and Go and Profile, the latter of which profiles people who shape Luxembourg's nightlife. The channel provides a visual broadcast of the radio program, offering a "Visual-Radio 'Eldo-TV'" experience.

eldo.TV is distributed via live internet stream and is also accessible in all major Luxembourg cable networks. It is broadcast from the RTL City building on the Kirchberg plateau in Luxembourg City.

eldo.TV strives to bring its audience closer to current events and happenings in Luxembourg, offering a complementary visual experience to the Eldoradio music and entertainment programming. The mission of the channel is to capture the energy of the country's cultural and social life, from major festivals to local stories, and to provide a platform for new talents and personalities.