On air, RTV1 features a mix of local news bulletins, talk shows, sports coverage, cultural programming, music shows, and religious content. The flagship television program is 1 op Vrijdag, a weekly live talk show that airs every Friday evening at 7:00 pm, where hosts discuss the latest news and receive guests connected to current events in the region . Another key program is 1 op Maandag, a 15-minute news program airing every Monday that keeps viewers informed of the latest news, sports results, and activities in the region, with presenters rotating weekly . The channel also broadcasts Op Pad, a program airing every Wednesday at 7:30 pm where presenter Alex takes viewers to familiar and unfamiliar places in the region.

Music programming is a significant part of RTV1's schedule. Blueprint is a roots music program hosted by Thomas Kaldijk, featuring a mix of Americana, soul, blues, country, and rock and roll, with live artist performances recorded and broadcast every Sunday afternoon at 2:00 pm . Stevens Podiumgasten is a music program for lovers of Dutch-language songs, presented by Jeroen Stevens every Saturday evening . Muziek op 1 is a platform for local and emerging artists, which began as a corona project where artists recorded songs at home and has grown into a full stage program . The channel also broadcasts Het Artiestenfestival, a national platform for both unknown and known talent, professionally presented by Franky Stardust with backstage interviews by Joseph Plat .

Cultural and documentary programming includes Het Randgesprek, where hosts interview residents of the Veenkoloniaal region who have remarkable stories to share . The channel also broadcasts theatrical performances, such as De Spooktrein performed by theater group UDI at the STAR train station . Religious programming includes Het Bewogen Hart, a program airing on Sunday mornings featuring religious clips and content . During the daytime, when no live television programs are scheduled, RTV1 broadcasts the cable newspaper, displaying the latest 15 news headlines from the website along with radio music . The channel also provides special programming for holidays, including New Year's Eve broadcasts with year-end quizzes looking back at regional news, and New Year's Day concerts .

RTV1 is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on cable networks in the Groningen region, including Ziggo and KPN, and on digital terrestrial television via DVB-T. The radio service is available on FM frequencies 105.3 MHz in Stadskanaal and surrounding areas, and 106.9 MHz in Veendam . Since February 2025, RTV1 has been available on DAB+ digital radio on channel 8C, following the conversion of a temporary license into a permanent license valid until 2030 . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of RTV1 through the official RTV1 website at rtveen.nl, which offers live streaming of the television channel. Online television of RTV1 is also accessible via the RTV1 mobile application, available for smartphones and tablets, which provides live TV, live radio, on-demand programs, and push notifications for breaking news . The channel also maintains a presence on social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, where it shares news updates and program highlights .

RTV1 strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Veenkoloniaal region and eastern Drenthe, serving the communities of Stadskanaal, Veendam, Borger-Odoorn, and surrounding areas. The mission of the channel is to increase coverage in the Veenkoloniën and Hondsrug regions through information, culture, and education, delivered via radio, television, and social media, so that the population is better informed qualitatively and quantitatively about what is happening and what concerns them . The channel also aims to provide a platform for institutions and associations to publicize their activities. RTV1 is involved in community engagement beyond broadcasting, bringing people from villages and neighborhoods together to create programs, offering courses to learn vlogging, and using streaming media such as YouTube as their contribution to the promotion and livability of the Veenkoloniën region . The organization is currently investing in professionalization, including the purchase of cameras, production computers, and audio equipment to improve the quality of its output . Thanks to modern digital platforms, RTV1 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of the Veenkoloniaal region and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .

On air, Qmusic features live feeds from the radio studio, allowing viewers to watch popular DJs at work in real time. The flagship program is the Mattie & Marieke morning show, which airs from 6:00 am to 10:00 am and has been available on the linear RTL 7 channel since January 5, 2026. The hosts, Mattie Valk and Marieke Elsinga, create a lively and relaxed studio atmosphere reminiscent of the living room from the popular series Friends. During the morning show, viewers can see not only the hosts but also studio guests, and can participate interactively through the Qmusic mobile app, sending messages, photos, and videos directly to the broadcast.

Beyond the morning show, Qmusic broadcasts music videos during song playbacks and also shows behind-the-scenes content from the radio station, including preparation for broadcasts and interactions between DJs. The program schedule also includes recordings of special events, such as the Qmusic Top 40 Live ceremony at Ahoy Rotterdam, featuring performances by well-known artists and DJs. The channel also participates in joint projects with RTL, including broadcasts of the Q-escape room on RTL 8, an interactive game where DJs attempt to escape a room while viewers help them solve puzzles.

Qmusic is available to viewers in the Netherlands and Belgium (Flanders) via cable networks including Telenet, Ziggo, and KPN, as well as via IPTV platforms such as Proximus Pickx. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Qmusic through the official Qmusic website, through the Qmusic mobile application, and via the VTM GO service. Online television of Qmusic is also accessible on streaming platforms and via the Qmusic app for smart televisions. The channel can be viewed on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - allowing fans of the radio station to stay close to their favorite DJs wherever they are.

Qmusic strives to create a unique experience for its viewers, blurring the lines between radio and television and making them feel part of studio life. The mission of the channel is to bring joy, energy, and good mood into every home, making morning wake-ups and daily life brighter and more fun. The channel also actively develops digital platforms, including an app for Android TV and integration with social media, allowing viewers to interact with content in real time. Thanks to modern technology, Qmusic provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring a constant connection between the audience and the hosts.

On air, OPEN Rotterdam TV features a mix of local news bulletins, talk shows, cultural programming, sports coverage, community stories, and documentaries. The flagship channel, OPEN Rotterdam TV, broadcasts a daily hour of new content including news stories, the magazine program 010nu, series, documentaries, and music from Rotterdam, which is then repeated in a carousel model throughout the day and evening . One of the channel's signature programs is Rotterdamse Impactmakers, hosted by Quintis Ristie, which highlights local heroes and inspiring initiatives that enrich the city . The program has featured stories about Walking & Talking, where volunteers help newcomers learn Dutch during city walks, the Vogelklas bird rescue on the Afrikaanderplein, and Vanessa Umboh, a community connector in the Feijenoord district who brings residents, organizations, and businesses together .

Beyond its main channel, OPEN Rotterdam operates a second television channel called Rotterdam Podium TV, which airs on Ziggo digital channel 37, KPN channel 1348, and analog channel 65+ . This channel provides a platform for organizations with a social or cultural mission, including cultural organizations, church communities, neighborhood groups, and small producers, who create their own programs within media law guidelines . Programs on Rotterdam Podium TV include Niets is onmogelijk, Hoop voor Vandaag, Gods ID, Every Nation Rotterdam, Levende Steen Ministries, Zout der Aarde Evangelische gemeente, OSHO, and De Waarheid Gods . The channel airs these programs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with repeats throughout the week. Organizations interested in broadcasting on Rotterdam Podium TV must meet technical and content quality standards set by OPEN Rotterdam and enter into official broadcast agreements .

OPEN Rotterdam is available through multiple distribution platforms. The main OPEN Rotterdam TV channel is carried on Ziggo digital channel 36, KPN, XS4ALL, and Telfort on channel 1349, and analog on channel 67+ . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of OPEN Rotterdam through the official OPEN Rotterdam website at openrotterdam.nl, which offers live streaming of both television channels. Online television of OPEN Rotterdam is also accessible via the organization's digital platforms. The channel has been recognized multiple times for its quality, being nominated for Local Broadcaster of the Year in 2015, 2016, and 2017, winning the award in 2017 together with Regio 8, and again in 2021 . Presenter Samantha Coleridge was named Presenter of the Year in 2016 at the Local Broadcaster Awards, and in 2017 the reportage series Stem uit de wijk won in the news subcategory .

OPEN Rotterdam strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the residents of Rotterdam, serving the city's diverse population of approximately 650,000 people across districts including Centrum, Feijenoord, Delfshaven, Charlois, IJsselmonde, Prins Alexander, Hillegersberg-Schiebroek, Kralingen-Crooswijk, Noord, and Hoek van Holland. The mission of the channel is to be there for everyone in the city, which is its public task, and to create a dynamic and open place where all Rotterdammers can experience and engage with their city . The organization's move to the Doelen concert hall, one of Rotterdam's most iconic cultural buildings from the post-war reconstruction era, reflects its ambition to be visible and accessible to all residents. The Doelen itself was the first cultural building completed after the Rotterdam Blitz, and its architects envisioned it as a dynamic and open place where much is happening . Thanks to modern digital platforms, OPEN Rotterdam provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Rotterdam and former Rotterdammers living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home city wherever they are.

On air, OOG TV features approximately 30 minutes of original television programming per day, including local news bulletins, sports coverage, cultural event reports, and community information. The flagship news coverage focuses on events in the city of Groningen and surrounding areas, including the former municipalities of Haren and Ten Boer which merged with Groningen in 2019. The channel covers local politics, including municipal council meetings and decisions affecting the community, as well as infrastructure projects, education, healthcare, and social issues. OOG TV is particularly known for its sports coverage, with OOG Sport Radio providing live coverage of local football matches on Saturday afternoons, featuring games from clubs including Oosterparkers, HFC'15, and FC Lewenborg.

Beyond news and sports, OOG TV produces cultural programming that highlights the vibrant arts scene of Groningen. The channel has produced documentary content, including a production about the SISEA electronic arts symposium featuring interviews with event organizers and video clips of performances. The channel also broadcasts human-interest stories, interviews with local artists and community leaders, and coverage of festivals and cultural events throughout the year. OOG Radio complements the television service, operating under the slogan Het Geluid van Groningen (The Sound of Groningen), broadcasting on FM frequencies 106.6 MHz and 107.0 MHz, and providing continuous radio programming 24 hours per day.

OOG TV is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on analog cable on channel 7 in Groningen and Leek, and on digital cable on channel 40 across large parts of Groningen province. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of OOG TV through the official OOG website at oogtv.nl, which offers live TV and radio streaming. Online television of OOG is also accessible via the OOG mobile application, available for smartphones and tablets, which provides live TV, live radio, on-demand news videos, push notifications for breaking news, and the ability to submit news tips directly to the editorial team. The channel also maintains a presence on social media platforms where it shares news updates and program highlights. The organization is a member of the NLPO, the association of local public broadcasters in the Netherlands.

OOG TV strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Groningen community, serving the needs of residents in the city and the surrounding region. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, to promote local culture and traditions, and to provide a platform for community voices and organizations. The channel operates as a public broadcaster funded through government subsidies, and serves as a breeding ground for young talent in journalism and media production, with close ties to educational institutions on the Zernike Campus. OOG TV also functions as the official emergency broadcaster for the municipality of Groningen, playing a critical role in disseminating important safety information during crises or disasters. Thanks to modern digital platforms, OOG TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Groningen and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home city wherever they are.

On air, TV West, the television branch of Omroep West, features a mix of news bulletins, current affairs programs, sports coverage, cultural programming, and information segments. The channel broadcasts a one-hour block of original programming starting at 5:00 pm, which is then repeated in a carousel format throughout the evening and the following day. The flagship news coverage includes daily regional news, sports reports, weather forecasts, and traffic information. Weather forecasts are presented by Huub Mizee and Laura van der Blij. The channel also features Team West, an investigative segment focusing on crime and public safety, as well as search reports and missing person alerts. At least 50 percent of TV West's programming consists of information, culture, and education content, in accordance with Dutch public broadcasting requirements. The channel also provides Teletekst (teletext) services behind its main television channel.

Beyond news coverage, TV West produces a variety of specialized programming. The channel covers local politics, including reports on municipal council meetings and provincial government activities in South Holland. Sports coverage is a significant part of the schedule, focusing on regional teams and events. Cultural programming includes reports on local festivals, art exhibitions, music events, and traditional celebrations across the broadcast region. The channel also produces human-interest stories, documentary content, and background information segments that provide context to current events. The organization's mission is to actively contribute to a vibrant democracy by providing news and background information on a wide range of topics, aimed at the broadest possible audience in its broadcast area.

TV West is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on cable networks throughout the Netherlands, on digital terrestrial television, and via satellite. The channel can be received across the entire country digitally, and via the app and website, it can be viewed anywhere in the world through the live stream. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of TV West through the official Omroep West website at omroepwest.nl, which offers live TV streaming and on-demand access to programs. Online television of Omroep West is also accessible via the Omroep West mobile application, available for smartphones and tablets, which provides live TV, live radio, on-demand programs, push notifications for breaking news, and the ability to filter news by specific municipality. The channel also maintains a presence on social media platforms including YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), and TikTok, where it shares news updates and program highlights.

Omroep West strives to be an indispensable modern media company in South Holland society, actively listening to the questions of its audience, telling stories that move people, and delivering news that is needed. The mission of the channel is to provide independent, pluralistic, and reliable information that enables citizens to form their own opinions about current social developments and to actively participate in the democratic process within their province and municipality. The organization positions itself as one of the most important information sources in the region, with weekly reach exceeding one million residents across its 28 municipalities. TV West has received audience ratings of 7.2 out of 10 for its television content, with an annual reach of 58 percent of the population in its broadcast area. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Omroep West provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of South Holland and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

On air, Omroep Súdwest features a mix of local news bulletins, community event coverage, cultural programming, sports reports, and talk shows. The flagship programming includes daily news coverage produced by a team of local journalists and volunteers who report on events across the municipality . The channel is known for its engagement with local culture and language, often producing segments that highlight the Frisian language and traditions. One notable feature is a video segment where the channel asked residents of Workum about their favorite Frisian words, with responses including noflik (comfortable, peaceful) and leafde (love), demonstrating the emotional connection residents have with their regional language . The channel also covers local politics, including municipal council activities and decisions affecting the Súdwest-Fryslân community .

The channel produces a variety of specialized programming. Recent broadcasts have covered stories such as a local musical talent event at the Gasthuiskerk in Bolsward called Dyn Poadium, the honoring of a local hero who performed a rescue in Bolsward, and a feature on the Kazemattenmuseum in Kornwerderzand where a recovered Lancaster bomber wreckage has been given a permanent display . The channel has also produced reports on local business succession challenges, music events in Nijland, and a conductor retiring after nearly fifty years with a local music association . The channel also covers regional issues such as military exercises in the area, including reports on howitzer and rocket tests at Breezanddijk that caused disturbances for local residents .

Omroep Súdwest is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on digital cable networks on channel 40 . The television channel broadcasts programs produced by the organization, which are repeated multiple times throughout the day . The radio station operates 24 hours per day, broadcasting a carousel of recorded programs, available via digital cable and internet . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Omroep Súdwest through the official Omroep Súdwest website at omroepsudwest.nl, which offers live TV streaming and on-demand access to programs . Online television of Omroep Súdwest is also accessible via their YouTube channel, where programs are available on demand . The channel also maintains a presence on social media platforms where it shares news updates and program highlights .

Omroep Súdwest strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Súdwest-Fryslân municipality, serving the needs of residents across this region of southwestern Friesland. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, to promote local culture and the Frisian language, and to provide a platform for community voices and organizations. The channel positions itself as an identity-forming medium for the region, covering stories that national broadcasters often overlook. As a local public broadcaster operating within the Dutch media system, Omroep Súdwest is committed to providing independent, reliable, and relevant programming that reflects the diversity of the community it serves, including its bilingual Dutch-Frisian character . Thanks to modern digital platforms, Omroep Súdwest provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Súdwest-Fryslân and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

On air, Omroep Ons West Brabant features a mix of local news bulletins, community event coverage, cultural programming, sports reports, and talk shows. The channel covers local politics, including reports on municipal council meetings and decisions affecting the four communities of Etten-Leur, Halderberge, Moerdijk, and Zundert. The channel also broadcasts coverage of local sports events, including football matches from local clubs and other regional sports competitions. Cultural programming includes reports on local festivals, music events, art exhibitions, and traditional celebrations that take place throughout the West Brabant region. The channel features interviews with local business owners, community leaders, artists, and residents who are making a difference in their neighborhoods. The organization places a strong emphasis on providing essential news coverage through its network of volunteer journalists and contributors .

Omroep Ons West Brabant is part of the Dutch regional public broadcasting system and operates as a streekomroep (regional broadcaster) serving the western part of North Brabant . The organization works to keep residents informed about events happening in their immediate communities, complementing the coverage provided by the larger provincial broadcaster Omroep Brabant, which serves all of North Brabant from its headquarters in Son . Omroep Brabant maintains a West-Brabant editorial office in Breda that covers the area from Tilburg westward, and Omroep Ons West Brabant works within this broader regional framework to provide hyperlocal coverage for its four constituent municipalities .

Omroep Ons West Brabant is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on cable networks in the West Brabant region, including Ziggo and KPN. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Omroep Ons West Brabant through the official website at onswestbrabant.nl, which offers live streaming of the channel. Online television of Omroep Ons West Brabant is also accessible via various streaming platforms and through the organization's presence on social media. The channel provides on-demand access to programs and news segments through its website and digital platforms. In addition to television, the organization also operates radio broadcasts, providing 24-hour programming to the West Brabant region .

Omroep Ons West Brabant strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the communities of Etten-Leur, Halderberge, Moerdijk, and Zundert, serving the needs of residents in this western part of North Brabant. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, to promote local culture and traditions, and to provide a platform for community voices and organizations. As a volunteer-driven organization, Omroep Ons West Brabant is deeply rooted in the communities it serves, with content created by and for West Brabanders . The channel positions itself as an identity-forming medium for the region, covering stories that national and even provincial broadcasters often overlook. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Omroep Ons West Brabant provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Etten-Leur, Halderberge, Moerdijk, Zundert, and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home communities wherever they are .

On air, Omroep Hulst features a mix of local news bulletins, talk shows, cultural programming, sports coverage, and community information. The flagship program is Aan Tafel (At the Table), hosted by Martijn Broekaart or Koen Verhulst, where guests discuss topics ranging from culture, education, and sports to politics, community initiatives, and current events in the Hulst region . Recent episodes have covered subjects such as organic farming, refugee support, bioscoop Koning cinema, and healthy living initiatives . The channel also produces Omroep Hulst Informeert, a program covering local news and developments in the region . Other programming includes Geloof Hoop & Liefde (Faith, Hope & Love), featuring conversations with local clergy such as Pastor Wiel Wiertz, and Vossenstreken, a report series produced by students from the Reynaertcollege .

Omroep Hulst is part of a cooperative partnership with two other local broadcasters in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen: GO-RTV (serving Terneuzen) and RTV Scheldemond (serving Sluis and surrounding areas) . Together, these three broadcasters operate under the umbrella brand Omroep ZVL (Zeeland-Vlaanderen), sharing news content and resources to provide comprehensive coverage of the entire Zeeuws-Vlaanderen region . The joint website rtv-zvl.nl serves as a hub for accessing news from all three broadcasters, and the Omroep ZVL mobile application allows viewers to watch live streams of Omroep Hulst and GO-RTV, listen to radio programs, and stay updated on regional news and events .

Omroep Hulst is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on cable networks including Delta, which added Omroep Hulst to its digital standard package in January 2014 . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Omroep Hulst through the Omroep ZVL mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices . Online television of Omroep Hulst is also accessible via the Omroep ZVL website and various streaming platforms. The channel broadcasts programs on a weekly schedule, with new episodes airing regularly and repeated throughout the week .

Omroep Hulst is a volunteer-driven organization that welcomes community members to participate in various roles including redacteur/presentator (editor/presenter), technical staff for video, lighting, and sound, montage medewerkers (editing staff), and board members . The organization has transitioned to digital broadcasting, which has allowed it to respond more quickly to current events and improve its service to the community . Omroep Hulst strives to be the primary source of local news and information for the Hulst municipality and the broader Zeeuws-Vlaanderen region, serving communities including Hulst, Kloosterzande, Terneuzen, Sluis, and surrounding areas. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, to promote local culture and traditions, and to provide a platform for community voices and organizations. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Omroep Hulst provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Zeeuws-Vlaanderen and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .

On air, TV Gelderland features a mix of news bulletins, current affairs programs, talk shows, cultural magazines, documentaries, and entertainment content. The flagship program is GLD Nieuws, a 15-minute news bulletin that airs daily at 5:00 pm and then repeats every hour throughout the evening. The program covers regional news, politics, crime, economics, culture, and social issues from across Gelderland. Presenters include Erik van der Pol, Sonja Booms, and Jasper Lindner. The channel also produces Regioned, a program focusing on regional developments, Schatgraven, an archaeology and history program, and Ridders van Gelre with presenters René Arendsen and Bas Steman, a show about the history and heritage of Gelderland.

Beyond news coverage, TV Gelderland produces a wide variety of specialized programming. Een wagen vol verhalen is a program that explores the stories behind objects and locations across the province. Gelderland op de weg focuses on traffic and transportation issues. Tuinen van Kleijs is a gardening program, while Buitengewoon covers nature and outdoor life in Gelderland. Trots op Gelderland celebrates the people, places, and achievements of the province. Plaats Delict (formerly Bureau GLD) is a crime program produced in cooperation with RTV Oost. Groeten uit Gelderland is a travel and cultural program, Christines Cultuursnack covers arts and culture, and Clubgenoten profiles local clubs and organizations.

Special event coverage is also a significant part of the channel's programming. The channel broadcasts Door het ijzer gespaard, a program about war and liberation history, Harm in uitvoering with Harm Edens, and Gelderse Koppen featuring interviews with notable Gelderlanders. In Gelderland Live provides live coverage of events across the province, while Krüger komt helpen is a home improvement program. Gelderland Helpt is a charity and community support program, and Zomer in Gelderland features summer stories from across the province. During the annual Nijmegen Four Days Marches, the channel produces the 4Daagse Journaal, providing daily coverage of the world's largest walking event. Other programs include De weg van de bevrijding about World War II liberation routes, Gemaakt in Gelderland highlighting local products and manufacturing, Gelders Goud celebrating local heritage, Evenementen TV covering festivals and events, and I Love De Achterhoek focusing on the eastern region of the province.

TV Gelderland is available throughout the Netherlands via multiple distribution platforms. The channel is carried on cable networks including Ziggo on channels 705 or 30, KPN on channels 756 (HD) and 506, Caiway on channel 81, and Odido on channel 510. IPTV viewers can access the channel on Tele2 on channel 413, Telfort on channels 756 (HD), 506, or 910, and XS4ALL on channels 756 (HD) and 506. The channel is also available on satellite through CanalDigitaal on channel 75 and on digital terrestrial television via KPN Digitenne on channel 26 (514 MHz). Depending on the provider, regional channels are only broadcast in the basic package in the home province and adjacent provinces. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of TV Gelderland through the official Omroep Gelderland website at gld.nl, which offers a live TV stream. Online television of TV Gelderland is also accessible via the Omroep Gelderland mobile application, available for smartphones and tablets, which provides live TV, live radio, on-demand programs, and podcasts.

Omroep Gelderland strives to be the primary source of regional news and information for the residents of Gelderland, serving the province's diverse population across regions including the Achterhoek, Veluwe, Rivierengebied, Nijmegen, Arnhem, and the Gelderse Vallei. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, to promote local culture and traditions, and to provide independent, reliable, and relevant journalism. As the official emergency broadcaster for the province, the channel also plays a critical role in disseminating important safety information during crises or disasters. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Omroep Gelderland provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Gelderland and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home province wherever they are.

On air, Omroep Flevoland TV features daily programming with a focus on regional news and current events. The flagship program is Dit is Flevoland, a half-hour daily program that centers on news from the province and includes an extensive weather forecast for Flevoland . This program is repeated in a carousel format throughout the day. Starting at 5:00 pm, the channel broadcasts news bulletins every half hour . The channel also produces specialized programs including Bureau Flevoland, an investigative program focusing on unsolved cases from the region , and Beneden Peil, a youth program that addresses themes and topics relevant to young people in a comedy and entertainment style . On weekends, the channel broadcasts Over Flevoland Gesproken, a political talk program . The channel also airs Headlines Omroep Flevoland, a news bulletin program that provides the latest news from the omroepflevoland.nl website in video format . During the day, when regular television programs are not airing, the channel broadcasts visual radio, allowing viewers to watch the radio studio live .

Omroep Flevoland is available through multiple distribution platforms across the Netherlands. The channel is carried on cable networks including Ziggo and KPN, though KPN only carries the channel within the province of Flevoland and adjacent provinces . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Omroep Flevoland through the official Omroep Flevoland website. Online television of Omroep Flevoland is also accessible via the Omroep Flevoland mobile application, available for smartphones and tablets, which allows users to watch live TV, listen to live radio, receive push notifications for important news, filter news by municipality, and access previously broadcast programs and items on demand . The channel also maintains a presence on social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube, where it shares news items and program highlights . The organization also operates radio broadcasts under the name Dit is Flevoland, available 24 hours per day on FM, DAB+, and cable .

Omroep Flevoland strives to be the primary source of regional news and information for the province of Flevoland, serving the residents of cities including Almere, Lelystad, Emmeloord, Dronten, Zeewolde, and Urk. The mission of the channel is to produce programs for young and old, covering topics from nightlife and sports to nature, culture, and background information related to the news . As the official emergency broadcaster for the region, the channel also plays a critical role in disseminating important safety information during crises or disasters . The organization is led by program director Allard Berends . Thanks to modern digital platforms, Omroep Flevoland provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Flevoland and former residents living elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad can stay connected to their home province wherever they are.