The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a variety of local shows and independent content. Current locally produced programs on the station include De Bohemia con Willie Benito, Entre Tu y Yo, Artes Marciales en Accion, De To' Un Poco, Pal Pueblo, Donde Esta Katty, Locura Colectiva, La Palabra de Dios en tu Hogar, Zona Zaguera, Geek Spot, and Es Tiempo de Viajar . During its early years as a low-power station, WXWZ-LD employed several notable Puerto Rican news reporters who worked at W22AX in the early 1990s, including Mario Vega (later at NotiUno, now deceased), Jose Raul Arriaga (later at WAPA AM and Dando Candela in WKAQ-TV), Jose Santiago (later in public affairs for the Municipality of Cidra and WAPA-TV), Jesus Rodriguez García (later at WSKN), Jose R. Gomez (producer of "El Pueblo Quiere Saber"), Braulio Rodriguez (Musa Media Group), and Jorge Antares (actor) . The station also carries a simulcast of Mega TV (WTCV) on its digital subchannel 23.2, which broadcasts in Spanish with a general entertainment format .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of independent Puerto Rican content, WXWZ-LD1 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 23.1, broadcasting from a 15 kW transmitter located at Cerro La Santa in Cayey, near the Bosque Estatal de Carite mountain reserve . The station's main channel is transmitted in 480i standard definition with a 4:3 aspect ratio . The channel is also carried on major cable and IPTV services across Puerto Rico, including Liberty Cable (channel 22), OneLink Communications (channel 121), and Choice Cable (channel 27), ensuring that its locally produced news, sports, and entertainment programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora across the continental United States and international audiences interested in Spanish content . For additional information, viewers can visit the station's official website at www.mastvpr.com .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of religious content from Maranatha Radio Ministries, a faith-based organization specializing in broadcast and digital media evangelism. The ministry was founded by Héctor Delgado, a former prominent reggaeton singer known as Héctor el Father, who retired from the music industry in 2008 to dedicate himself entirely to Christian ministry. Through the WRRE 1460 AM radio station and its accompanying television ministry, Maranatha Radio Ministries produces the popular morning program Un Nuevo Despertar (A New Awakening), in which Héctor Delgado participates alongside singer Julio Ramos, formerly known as Julio Voltio. The ministry operates under the slogan Supliendo tu Necesidad (Supplying Your Need) and maintains a strong multi-platform presence, including a YouTube channel, mobile application, website, Facebook Live, and internet television, with its Android app reaching over 50,000 installations within its first six months. While specific television program titles beyond the morning show are not extensively documented in public records, the channel broadcasts sermons, worship music, Bible teaching, and other Christian programming targeted at Spanish-speaking audiences across Puerto Rico and beyond.

Historically, the Maranatha Radio Ministries TV subchannel has had a shifting broadcast arrangement on WWXY-LD. In September 2017, in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, WWXY-LD used its 38.3 subchannel to operate a translator for WORO-DT (TeleOro Canal 13). The following year, in 2018, that arrangement ended, and the frequency was eventually repurposed to permanently carry Maranatha Radio Ministries TV, which continues to operate there as of 2022. The station also maintains a partnership with the parent radio ministry, as Maranatha Radio Ministries operates the WRRE (1460 AM) radio station in Juncos, Puerto Rico, which was relaunched by Héctor Delgado on October 7, 2015.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Puerto Rican Spanish-language religious television content, Maranatha Radio Ministries TV on WWXY-DT3 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 38.3, with 480i video resolution and a 4:3 aspect ratio. The channel is also accessible as tv online via popular live streaming platforms such as iCanlive.TV, which lists the channel under its official WWXY-DT3 (Maranatha Radio Ministries) designation. In addition, viewers can access the ministry's content through its official website at maranatharadioministries.com, its Apple and Android mobile application, and its official YouTube channel, ensuring that its Christian music, talk, and preaching programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora across the continental United States and international audiences interested in Spanish religious content. The ministry is led by President Héctor Delgado and General Manager Ángel Figueroa, with Miguel Rodriguez serving as Radio Operation Manager, and can be contacted via telephone at +1 787-564-4103.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of content focused on Puerto Rican culture, entertainment, and community affairs under the Boricua TV branding . The channel is recognized among the media landscape of Puerto Rico and has been noted on various streaming platforms for its cultural and lifestyle programming . In addition to its main channel, WWXY-LD operates secondary digital subchannels offering Spanish-language independent content on 38.2 (branded as TVO Puerto Rico) and religious programming on 38.3 (from Maranatha Radio Ministries TV) . This broadcast structure allows the station to serve a wider audience across the San Juan metropolitan area with a mix of entertainment, cultural, and educational content.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Puerto Rican independent content, Boricua TV is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 38.1 . The station transmits with moderate power from its low-power digital facility, covering the San Juan metro area and surrounding regions. The channel is also carried on major cable and IPTV services across Puerto Rico, ensuring that its Boricua TV-branded entertainment and cultural programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora across the continental United States and international audiences interested in Spanish-language content. Viewers can access the live broadcast digitally through the station's streaming infrastructure, which serves as an official source for the channel's Boricua TV feed .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a variety of independent Spanish-language content. As a sister channel to Telemundo Puerto Rico, Punto 2 previously aired popular series from the main channel but has since expanded to broadcast a wider array of shows, including general entertainment and reruns of Puerto Rican comedies. The channel also airs telenovelas, replays of local news and public affairs programming, and segments focused on community events across the island. While specific program titles and host names are not consistently documented in public records beyond the station’s published schedule listings, the channel represents an official broadcast service from one of Puerto Rico's leading media organizations.

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of independent Spanish-language entertainment, WKAQ-DT2 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television across Puerto Rico. The channel broadcasts on virtual channel 2.2 (UHF 28.4) in San Juan and is also carried by satellite stations and translators throughout Ponce, Mayaguez, and other areas of the island. The channel is accessible as tv online via subscription satellite platforms, including Dish USA, which carries the channel on its service under its official WKAQ-DT2 designation. Additional regional coverage includes affiliate stations WKAQ-DT2 in Ponce on virtual channel 2.2 (UHF 28.4) and WKAQ-DT2 in Mayaguez on virtual channel 2.2. The station is also available through major cable and IPTV services across Puerto Rico, ensuring that its entertainment and community programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora across the continental United States and international audiences interested in Spanish content.

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a robust local lineup that the station produces, amounting to over 80 hours of weekly content . Key programs include the lively morning show Hoy Día Puerto Rico, the daytime variety and entertainment show Alexandra a las 12 hosted by Alexandra Fuentes, the long-running newscast Telenoticias, and the top sketch comedy and variety show in Puerto Rico, Raymond y sus Amigos, led by Raymond Arrieta . The station also simulcasts the morning program Pegaos en la Mañana with Radio Isla, hosted by veteran journalist Milly Méndez, and produces the political interview program Primera Pregunta, the weekly investigative show Rayos X, the family game show Puerto Rico Gana hosted by Alex DJ, and the long-running children’s program ¡Shabum! . In its storied history, WKAQ has produced iconic shows such as El Show de las Doce, Llegó Menudo, and Sábado Sensacional . The station provides 24/7 coverage, with on-air talent including Migdalia Figueroa serving as President and General Manager .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of this content, the WKAQ-DT1 broadcast is accessible as a free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channel in the mainland United States under the name Telemundo Puerto Rico . This 24/7 Spanish-language channel is available on platforms including The Roku Channel and Prime Video, featuring simulcast and encore presentations of WKAQ’s entertainment and news programming . Over the air in Puerto Rico itself, WKAQ-DT1 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 2.1, transmitting on UHF digital channel 28.3 . The station is also carried on major cable and IPTV services across the island, ensuring its long-running news and entertainment programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora and Spanish-speaking audiences worldwide .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of a general format that primarily consists of locally produced content, as the station invests membership dues previously paid to PBS into local programming . The station broadcasts a mix of cultural shows, documentaries, public affairs programs, and entertainment. Key local productions include the morning show Un Buen Día, hosted by Rafael José, Linnette Torres, and Anoushka Medina, which combines interviews, live music, educational segments, cultural capsules, and trending topics . The station’s flagship news program is Notiseis 360. The station operates three digital subchannels: channel 6.1 for the main WIPR TV programming, channel 6.2 for Deportes 940AM, and channel 6.3 for Kids TV Puerto Rico . In 2024 and 2025, WIPR has announced major modernization projects, including the construction of a new 750-foot communications tower in Cayey as part of a federal assignment from the FCC exceeding five million dollars, aimed at significantly expanding signal coverage and capacity to serve as a transmission hub for multiple state and federal emergency agencies, including the National Weather Service, FEMA, FBI, Homeland Security, and the Coast Guard .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Puerto Rican public television content, WIPR-TV is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 6.1, transmitting in 1080i High Definition format on UHF digital channel 26 . In the western part of the island, the station operates a satellite, WIPM-TV (channel 3.1), broadcasting from a transmitter at Monte del Estado in Maricao . The channel is accessible as tv online via its official website wipr.pr, which provides live streaming, as well as through its presence on social media and a mobile application . Additionally, through a strategic partnership with Wapa Media announced in September 2025, a selection of WIPR programming, including Un Buen Día, is distributed to the Puerto Rican diaspora in the continental United States via the FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channel Wapa+, available on platforms including The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus, Fire TV Channels, fubo, ViX, Plex, and Now TV Latino . This partnership ensures that the station`s educational, cultural, and entertainment programming reaches Puerto Rican audiences across the island, the mainland United States, and international viewers .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of locally produced religious content alongside independent Christian programming. The station was founded by televangelist Rafael Torres Ortega, who led the station until his death on October 16, 2015 . Locally produced programs on the station include Culto al Altísimo, Solitón, Óptica, Vivencias, Compartiendo el Pan de Vida, El Amor que Vale, Encuentro, La Vida Ahora, GPS Recalculando, Club 700 Hoy, Vida Dura, Zona Verde, Cambio de Dirección, Diseño Perfecto, Transformados en El, Eres lo que Comes, El Club del Arca, Matrimonios con Visión, Guía tu Cuerpo, and Atomun . The station also simulcasts with Tiva TV on subchannel 18.2, showing lifestyle and health programming . Historically, the station was affiliated with teleSUR (a pan–Latin American news network from Venezuela) from 2009 to 2014, as well as with the Cuban-based network HispanTV (2012-2013) and ViVe (2013-2014) .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Puerto Rican Spanish-language Christian content, WECN is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 64.1, broadcasting with a transmitter power of 50 kW at a height of 221 meters . The station's digital signal is multiplexed, with main religious programming on 64.1 and Tiva TV on 64.2 . The station also maintains a translator, WRUA, in Fajardo, which broadcasts the same programming . The channel is also carried on local cable networks across the eastern region of Puerto Rico, ensuring that its religious programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora and international audiences interested in Hispanic Christian content. For additional information, viewers can visit the station's official website at www.unicotv.com .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of 24-hour Spanish-language Christian content provided by the Enlace network. This programming includes sermons, live worship segments, Christian teaching programs, and other religious broadcasts aimed at Spanish-speaking audiences across Puerto Rico and the Caribbean . The station began broadcasting in August 1991 and, after transitioning its analog signal off on June 12, 2009, now transmits its digital broadcast (subchannel 36.1) in 480i resolution with a 4:3 aspect ratio, offering its specific programming under the short name WDWL-DT .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of religious Enlace programming from Puerto Rico, WDWL-DT1 (branded as Teleadoración/Enlace PR) is available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 36.1, broadcasting with a power of 50 kW from its transmitter location with a height above average terrain of 312 meters . The channel is carried throughout the San Juan and Bayamón metropolitan areas through local cable networks and over-the-air digital transmissions, ensuring that its Spanish Christian programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora across the continental United States and international audiences interested in Hispanic religious content. An online live stream is also available through streaming platforms such as iCanlive.TV, which carries the channel under the name WDWL-DT1 (Teleadoración/Enlace PR) .

The programming schedule allows viewers to watch live channel coverage of long-running local news programs that are a staple of Puerto Rican broadcasting. The network is known for its investigative reporting, sports coverage, and locally produced entertainment shows. Key programs on the network include the news segments Noticentro al Amanecer and Noticentro 4, which provide comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international events . The channel is also recognized for broadcasting popular talk shows, dramas, and reality TV, alongside special coverage of major events impacting the Puerto Rican community. WAPA-TV operates several digital subchannels alongside WAPA-DT1, including WAPA-DT2 (branded as WAPA Deportes) and WAPA-DT3 .

For audiences seeking a reliable live stream of Puerto Rican Spanish-language content, WAPA-DT1 is widely available as a free-to-air service via digital terrestrial television across Puerto Rico on channel 4.1 . The channel is also carried on major cable and IPTV services across the island . Viewers can find the channel on local provider lineups, including Liberty Puerto Rico and Claro TV, ensuring that its news and entertainment programming reaches the Puerto Rican diaspora across the continental United States and international audiences interested in Hispanic content.

The channel’s programming lineup includes shows such as Triunfo en Vivo, Mensaje de Fe, Alabanza y Adoración, and Reflexión Diaria, featuring pastors, hosts, and guest speakers who deliver sermons, discussions, and gospel music segments, allowing viewers to watch live channel broadcasts centered on spiritual growth and religious teaching.

Triunfo 96.9 FM TV delivers a mix of live church services, recorded messages, inspirational talk shows, and community outreach content, often highlighting local ministries and religious events, organized into a continuous live stream that supports audiences seeking faith-based guidance and uplifting programming.

The channel is available through digital broadcasting and IPTV distribution, complementing its radio presence and positioning it within the tv online ecosystem as a hybrid religious broadcaster serving Spanish-speaking audiences in Puerto Rico.