TEN Canal 10

TEN Canal 10 is a Honduran free-to-air television channel operating in the educational and news format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded in July 2007 and officially launched on July 20, 2007, at a ceremony held at the Museum of National Identity in Tegucigalpa . Owned by Grupo Abriendo Brecha Corporación (ABC), the channel is the first digital television channel in Honduras and was created to support formal and non-formal education in the country . TEN stands for Televisión Educativa Nacional. The channel is headquartered at the Torrelibertad Building on Bulevar Suyapa in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and has been operating for approximately 18 years . Its founding director is journalist Rodrigo Wong Arévalo .

On air, TEN Canal 10 features a mix of news programs, educational content, debate shows, and cultural programming. The flagship news program is Abriendo Brecha, a telenoticiero (news program) created in 1988. The program airs weekdays at 5:30 PM and is hosted by Rodrigo Wong Arévalo, with a Sunday edition hosted by Héctor Ordoñez and Jacqueline Redondo . Foro Canal 10 is a discussion program airing Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM, hosted by Armando Villanueva .

Additional news personalities associated with the channel include Maria Fernanda Sierra, who worked as a news presenter and producer at TEN Canal 10 from March 2019 until moving to Telemundo Houston in May 2023 . Notable figures on the channel also include Pedro Saavedra, Juan Ramón Martínez, Segisfredo Infante, Marco Tulio Mendieta, Américo Reyes, Rafael Platero, Nahúm Valladares, and Francisco Javier Mejía, who have served on the channel's editorial board or as program hosts .

Other programs on TEN Canal 10 include 10 al 10, Fiesta de las Ideas ( a segment of "La Vida Sigue"), airing Thursdays from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM and moderated by academic Armando Euceda . Está pasando is a variety program airing weekdays from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, covering legal consultations, international figures, health topics, pet care, entertainment, and paranormal phenomena . The channel also broadcasts Domingo 10 and Noticias Canal 10 as part of its regular news offerings .

TEN Canal 10's educational mission is supported by program content developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Education of Honduras and the National Pedagogical University Francisco Morazán, covering topics such as preschool through university education, agricultural production, livestock, and beekeeping . The channel has also expanded internationally, with its parent company launching Sercano (Servicio Centroamericano de Noticias), a news service for the Central American community in the United States, in May 2014 .

TEN Canal 10 is available throughout Honduras via terrestrial broadcast, as well as on major cable and satellite providers. The channel was selected by Olympusat for distribution in the United States as one of the leading news and entertainment broadcasters from Honduras . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website at tencanal10.tv .

TEN Canal 10 strives to be a leading educational and news broadcaster in Honduras, providing programming that informs, educates, and supports the cultural and academic development of the Honduran people. The mission of the channel is to offer high-quality educational and news content that supports formal and non-formal education, promotes civic engagement, and keeps citizens informed about events affecting their daily lives. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TEN Canal 10 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can stay connected to their home nation wherever they are .

TeleDanlí Canal 9

TeleDanlí Canal 9 is a Honduran regional television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded on September 15, 1992, in the city of Danlí, within the department of El Paraíso, Honduras . The channel's first broadcast covered the patriotic parades of Danlí, and from that year it established its main evening newscast from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Over time, CONATEL (the National Telecommunications Commission of Honduras) authorized the company to operate on VHF frequency 9, allowing the channel to cover the department of El Paraíso and its surrounding areas. Today, TeleDanlí operates from a facility of more than 900 square meters, specially designed for television broadcasting . The channel is part of a larger media group that also includes Radio Danli, Estación Naranja, Periódico Astro, Astro TV, and Old Music Radio .

On air, TeleDanlí Canal 9 features a mix of news programs, sports coverage, entertainment shows, and community-focused content. The flagship news program is TN9 (TeleNoticias 9), presented by a team of journalists and directors. The editorial team includes the Director of TeleDanlí (who also serves as a TN9 presenter), the Director of Press and Midday News Presenter, an Evening News Presenter, the host of "Cabo a Rabo," directors and presenters of "El Imparcial Informativo," the director and presenter of "Titanes del Deporte," and the director and presenter of "Tendencia TV Noticias y Marketing" . Other presenters associated with the channel include Thelma Sevilla (journalist and presenter) and Georgy Ochoa (director of the Sunday program "Entre Nosotras") . "Entre Nosotras" is a variety program that has featured interviews with notable guests, including businesswoman Gioconda Rodríguez Corea . The channel also features presenters for music programs, including "La Hora Grupera" (Grupera Hour) and "Rancheras Gruperas y Más" .

The channel has also covered political news, including reports on a Honduran YouTuber and journalist, Josué Colindres, who at 24 years old was elected as a substitute deputy to the National Congress of Honduras . The channel's investigative programming includes coverage of corruption in Honduras .

TeleDanlí is available throughout the El Paraíso department and surrounding areas via VHF channel 9. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website at teledanli.net. Online television of TeleDanlí is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that residents of Danlí and the El Paraíso region, as well as former residents living elsewhere in Honduras or abroad, can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

TeleDanlí strives to be the primary source of local news and information for Danlí and the El Paraíso department, covering events that affect residents' daily lives from local politics and community events to sports and cultural programming. The mission of the channel is to provide up-to-date, quality programming to its viewers, keeping citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TeleDanlí provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that the community of El Paraíso can stay connected to their local news and events wherever they are.

Telavisión

Television in Honduras is a diverse medium that includes multiple national free-to-air networks, regional stations, and subscription services. The first transmissions began on September 15, 1959, with “Canal 5, El Líder“, which was the first national television channel to broadcast in black and white . Color television was later inaugurated by Canal 5 in 1973, and the first live broadcast was conducted by Canal 6 from San Pedro Sula in 1981 . Currently, open television covers 70% of the national territory using both VHF and UHF spectrums .

On air, the television landscape is dominated by several major national networks. “Canal 5“ (Corporación Televicentro) operates as a generalist channel with the slogan "El líder" and has been on air since 1959 . It continues to broadcast popular programs such as Las Mañanas del 5 and the late-night talk show El Cinco de Noche hosted by Erik Chavarría . “Canal 11“ is another prominent national network, operating since 1996 with the slogan "Solo por el once" . Its programming includes a variety of podcasts, health programs, and entertainment shows .

Other major national broadcasters include “VTV“ (operating since 1985), “CBC Canal 6“ (owned by the Nodarse family), and “Azteca Honduras“ (operated by TV Azteca Mexico since 2013), which runs news programs such as “Hechos Estelar“ at 8:00 PM and “Hechos Meridiano“ at midday . The state-owned “Televisión Nacional de Honduras (TNH) Canal 8“ also provides national coverage .

In addition to national networks, Honduras has a robust system of regional and local channels. Regional broadcasters include “TVH Internacional“, “Sulavisión“, “Teleprogreso“ (originating in El Progreso), and “TeleDanlí“ on Canal 9 . Local channels are often associated with specific cities, such as “Guayape TV“ (Juticalpa), “CNC Canal 24“ (Campamento), and “45 TV“ (Catacamas) .

The country has also transitioned to digital broadcasting, adopting the “ISDB-T“ standard after initially testing ATSC . Several channels now broadcast in high definition, including “Activa TV HD“ (1080p on channel 43.1 in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula) and “CampusTV“ (1080i on channels 59.1) . In cities like Choluteca, digital channels include “Choluteca TV“ (39.2), “Suyapa TV“ (35.1), and “Choluvision 27“ (27.1) .

TV Azteca Honduras maintains a digital presence, broadcasting its programs online in addition to its terrestrial signal . Many Honduran networks also offer live streaming through their official websites, allowing viewers to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access their programming wherever they are.

Honduran television is also known for its notable presenters. Recognized female television presenters from Honduras include Carmen Boquín, Dunia Elvir, Ónice Flores, Maity Interiano, Indira Murillo, Satcha Pretto, Neida Sandoval, Mayra Tercero, Beatriz Valle, and Rosibel Vindel . The country has also produced notable male presenters, including Ricardo and Alan Paul, who have been recognized for their work in journalism and television .

RTV

RTV Honduras is a regional cable television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is headquartered in San Pedro Sula, in the department of Cortés, Honduras, and serves the local community and surrounding areas with a mix of news, sports, cultural, and entertainment programming . The channel is recognized as a digital cable broadcaster within the Honduran television system and has been active for several years .

On air, RTV Honduras features a varied schedule designed to appeal to a broad audience. The channel covers local news from the Cortés region, sports events, cultural programs, and general entertainment content . The channel has also served as a training ground for local media professionals; students from the Universidad Cristiana Evangélica Nuevo Milenio have received practical production experience at the channel’s facilities, guided by producer Ariel Erazo . The channel has received positive viewer feedback, earning a rating of 4.0 stars based on 21 reviews on business platforms .

Additional media properties share the RTV brand in Honduras. A sister operation, RTV Roatán, is a digital television channel based on the island of Roatán and has its own dedicated mobile application available for Android devices. RTV Roatán was created with the purpose of entertaining the general public and reaches viewers across the island using digital technology. The app features a dynamic design, complete programming schedule, and trusted social media integration .

RTV Honduras is available via local cable television in the San Pedro Sula area and also streams live online for viewers with internet access. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the channel's official website at rtvhonduras.com and via various streaming platforms that aggregate Honduran television content .

RTV Honduras strives to be a comprehensive source of local and regional content, providing news, sports, and entertainment to the community of Cortés. The mission of the channel is to reach homes with quality programming using current digital technology. Thanks to modern digital platforms, RTV Honduras provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that viewers in San Pedro Sula, across Honduras, and the global diaspora can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .

RCV TV

RCV TV is a Honduran multimedia news and broadcasting organization operating in the radio, television, and digital news format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The organization was founded on November 20, 2006, under the name Radio Cadena Voces (RCV), and is headquartered in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, at Edificio Classic, Bulevar Morazán. The organization's slogan is "La Voz de las Noticias" (The Voice of the News). The channel is part of Grupo INVOSA, with Leonel Alejandro Giannini Espinal serving as the Executive President. The organization celebrated its 19th anniversary in 2025 and has been recognized as a member of the Inter-American Press Association (SIP), with its president serving on the SIP Board of Directors.

On air, RCV TV features a mix of news programs, sports broadcasts, talk shows, and entertainment content. The flagship news programs include Primera Plana, airing from 5:00 AM to 8:00 AM, and Epicentro de Noticias, the evening newscast airing from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The news team includes journalists Yolanda Patricia Maradiaga, Claudia Cáceres, Ruth Michell Valladares (producer), José Adán López, Ismael Mondragón, David Márquez, Orvin Flores, Héctor Murillo, and in-cabin announcers Carlos López, Héctor Ponce, Franklin Rápalo, and Juan Carlos Fúnez.

Sports programming includes the program Sin Anestesia, hosted by former Olimpia goalkeeper Carlos Prono, and Dos en la cancha, hosted by journalist Marcial Torres Xatruch with support from David Márquez and Álvaro de la Rocha. Evening sports coverage is hosted by Luis Green and Marvin Sierra, and a sponsored program is hosted by former footballer Jairo Martínez. Additional sports programs include coverage by journalist Juan Carlos Sierra and Rodrigo Wong Arévalo.

Additional programming includes the late-night variety program Buenas Noches Honduras, airing from 10:00 PM to 11:00 PM Monday through Friday, hosted by Luis Alonso Grádiz M., offering a compendium of national and international news and entertainment notes. The Sunday music program Hechizos de Ayer y Hoy airs from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM, hosted by Kevin Humberths Pineda. The channel also produces the interview program Voces de la denuncia, hosted by Dilcia Galo. The channel's news director is Dagoberto Rodríguez Coello.

RCV TV has been involved in several notable news stories and controversies. Journalist Claudia Cáceres was intercepted and intimidated by masked individuals from the Libre party outside the National Electoral Council offices in January 2026, an incident widely reported as an attack on press freedom. News director Dagoberto Rodríguez filed a formal complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office against General Roosevelt Hernández, Chief of the Joint Staff of the Armed Forces, for aggression, threats, and defamation after being labeled a "hitman of the truth" in an official military publication. The outlet also faced a criminal complaint from the Ministry of Finance after reporting an alleged 6.5 billion lempira overdraft in the General Treasury of the Republic, which was condemned by the College of Journalists and the Inter-American Press Association as an attempt at intimidation and criminalization of the press.

RCV TV is available in Honduras on AM frequencies 580 and 1190, and on FM frequencies 93.3 and 98.1. The channel also broadcasts as a television channel on Avance TV, with full programming integration planned. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website at rcv.hn, through the RCV mobile application, and through various streaming platforms that aggregate Honduran radio and television content. Online television of RCV TV is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its news, sports, and entertainment programming wherever they are.

RCV TV strives to be the leading news and information source in Honduras, with a commitment to veracity, impartiality, and journalistic independence. The mission of the channel is to inform, form opinion, educate, and entertain, while defending freedom of expression and holding power accountable. Thanks to modern digital platforms, RCV TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can stay connected to their home nation's news and events wherever they are.

Maya TV

Maya TV, also known as Canal 66, is a Honduran free-to-air television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded in May 2004 by Mario Flores Ponce and is owned by Maya Media Group S. de R.L. The channel is headquartered in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and has a national broadcast reach across the country, as well as coverage in the United States through satellite services. The channel's slogan is "El más grande en noticias" (The greatest in news) .

On air, Maya TV features a mix of news bulletins, current affairs programs, talk shows, health segments, and religious content. The flagship news program Teleprensa Internacional is transmitted through DirecTV for the United States, making Maya TV the only Honduran channel with a proven audience in the North American market. The channel offers at least five daily newscasts and has been a pioneer among Honduran channels in broadcasting via satellite, being one of the first three channels in the country to achieve this .

In February 2025, Maya TV incorporated the renowned news magazine program Semana a Semana into its schedule. The program is directed and hosted by journalist Suyapa Reyes, a respected figure in Honduran journalism with over 23 years of experience. Semana a Semana airs Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM, featuring a format that includes news coverage, investigative reports, exclusive interviews, and analysis of current events. The program covers topics including politics, governance, economics, justice, human rights, and cultural stories. The show is also available on digital platforms including YouTube (@semanaasemanahn) and Facebook .

The channel also produces the podcast El Espectador Sin Filtro, hosted by Carlos E. Zúniga (Director and Presenter of El Espectador HN) and Fabián Sevilla. Both hosts were nominated in the "Periodista/Presentador de Noticias en Televisión" category at the Premios Extra Honduras 2025. Other notable journalists associated with the channel include Allan Paúl Carranza (HCH) and other prominent figures in Honduran media .

The channel's programming has historically included talk shows and live debate programs, as well as segments dedicated to health and religion. The founder and executive president, Mario Flores Ponce, has maintained a strong editorial commitment, expressed through daily editorials that reflect the thinking of many Hondurans. The channel's mission includes a dedication to religious programming, with part of the schedule dedicated to content honoring "El Divino Creador" .

Maya TV is available throughout Honduras via satellite and open signal in five of the largest cities in the country. The channel can be watched online the live broadcast through the official website at mayatv.hn and through various digital platforms, including YouTube and Facebook. The channel has offices in both Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, with the San Pedro Sula location situated near the Estadio General Francisco Morazán .

Maya TV strives to be a leader in news and public opinion in Honduras, providing responsible and solid journalism that protects the interests of the Honduran people. The mission of the channel is to offer objective information and truthful analysis, promoting democratic debate and civic reflection. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Maya TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its news programming wherever they are .

Más Noticias Televisión

Más Noticias Televisión is a Honduran television channel operating in the 24-hour news and information format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is based in Honduras and focuses on delivering news content to its audience. The channel's website is mntv.hn, and it promotes 24-hour live programming available on its online platform .

On air, Más Noticias Televisión offers a continuous news format, with programming available live around the clock. The channel's name, which translates to "More News Television," indicates a primary focus on news coverage, likely including local and national headlines, current events, and information segments. The channel positions itself as a source for continuous news, similar to other 24-hour news broadcasters. The programming is designed to keep viewers informed about developments in the country.

Más Noticias Televisión is available as a live stream through its official website at mntv.hn, where viewers can watch online its 24-hour programming . The channel is also likely available on local cable and satellite systems in Honduras, though specific channel numbers are not confirmed in available sources.

Más Noticias Televisión strives to provide continuous news coverage to Honduran audiences, offering information and current events programming around the clock. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives through a 24-hour news format. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Más Noticias Televisión provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that Honduran audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its news programming wherever they are.

Lenca Television Canal 40

Lenca Televisión Canal 40 is a regional television channel in Honduras that focuses on local news, cultural programming, and community-oriented content. The channel is closely connected to the traditions and daily life of the Lenca region, offering broadcasts that highlight social issues, regional developments, and cultural identity. Its programming reflects the interests of local audiences, providing accessible information and coverage of events that matter to the community.

The programming on Lenca Televisión Canal 40 typically includes news updates, interview segments, and cultural shows that explore local traditions, music, and community activities. News blocks report on regional developments, while talk programs feature discussions with community leaders, organizers, and residents. The channel often broadcasts coverage of festivals, public events, and traditional celebrations, giving viewers a deeper understanding of the cultural life of the region.

The schedule is organized around regular informational segments combined with flexible programming that adapts to current events. Live broadcasts and recorded reports allow the channel to respond quickly to local developments and provide timely updates. While detailed information about specific program names and presenters is limited, the channel consistently features hosts and journalists who engage directly with the audience and present local content.

Lenca Televisión Canal 40 is available through local broadcasting and may also be accessible via digital platforms, depending on availability. This enables viewers to follow its programming from different locations and stay connected to regional news and cultural content. By focusing on community engagement and regional storytelling, the channel continues to play an important role in local media in Honduras.

Kerusso TV

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Kerusso TV is a Honduran religious television channel operating in the Christian broadcasting format. The primary language of streaming is Spanish. The channel is based in Honduras and is operated by Grupo Kerusso, a Christian media organization. The channel's name is derived from the Greek word "Kerygma," meaning the proclamation of the Christian gospel.

On air, Kerusso TV features a mix of sermons, Bible studies, Christian music programs, talk shows discussing faith and family issues, and live broadcasts of church services. The programming is designed to offer spiritual content to viewers, focusing on evangelical Christian teachings and values. The channel targets a family audience with content intended for spiritual growth and religious education.

Kerusso TV is available through the Kerusso Play streaming platform, which allows viewers to watch online both live broadcasts and on-demand content. The channel is also available via traditional cable and satellite television providers in Honduras.

Kerusso TV strives to provide Christian programming to Honduran audiences, spreading the gospel message through television and digital media. The mission of the channel, as part of Grupo Kerusso, is to offer religious content that supports the spiritual development of viewers and promotes Christian values in the family.

Dios Te Ve Kids

Dios Te Ve Kids is a Honduran Christian television channel operating in the children's religious format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel serves as the children's arm of the Dios Te Ve television ministry, which is a family-run ministry based in Santa Bárbara, Honduras. The channel broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week, dedicating its entire schedule to children's programming with Christian values.

On air, Dios Te Ve Kids features programming designed to present the word of God to young viewers in a fun and engaging way. The channel's goal is to carry the message of God to children, helping the youngest viewers learn about their faith through age-appropriate content that is both entertaining and educational. The channel offers varied programming for the whole family, specifically tailored for children, where lives will be built through programming that carries the message of God. The channel aligns with the biblical mandate from Mark 16:15: "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature."

Dios Te Ve Kids is available as a 24-hour television channel in Honduras and also streams online through various digital platforms. The channel can be accessed through the Dios Te Ve Honduras mobile application available on Google Play, which allows users to stream content online. The channel is also available on the Roku platform, where it has a rating of 4.16 out of 5 stars based on user reviews. The channel is part of the broader Dios Te Ve ministry, which also operates a main adult-oriented channel and a radio station, Radio Dios Te Ve, broadcasting 24/7 from Santa Bárbara, Honduras.

Dios Te Ve Kids strives to be a source of spiritual nourishment for children, providing Christian content that spreads the gospel message in a fun and engaging format. The mission of the channel is to reach the youngest viewers with the word of God, helping them grow in their faith through age-appropriate programming that is both entertaining and educational. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Dios Te Ve Kids provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Honduran children and families across the country and the global diaspora can access its Christian children's programming wherever they are.