TV Horizonte

TV Horizonte is a television broadcaster and content producer based in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, with diverse programming that is constantly modernizing. It focuses on producing and broadcasting information and entertainment programs at the right time, covering sports journalism, politics, religion, culture, and wellness. The broadcaster acts as a communication channel that values analytical depth and closeness with the Minas Gerais audience, offering a varied lineup including inspiring talks, critical analysis, and hyperlocal coverage.

TV Horizonte's programming consists of original shows, each with its own identity and specialized hosts. Highlights include "Placar Horizonte," dedicated to sports journalism hosted by Sara Zeferino; "Olhar Crítico," analyzing national and international politics; and "POLIS," hosted by Professor José Luiz, addressing politics and civic education with clarity and depth. The broadcaster also produces religious content like "Mãe Maria" and "Igreja Sinodal," plus lifestyle programs such as "De Bem com Você" and "Quê Que Tem?," exploring Belo Horizonte's gastronomy and culture.

TV Horizonte stands out for bringing together experienced professionals with solid track records in their fields, like Júnior Brasil in sports and Niquele Fonseca in digital, ensuring credibility and production quality. The broadcaster has a strong digital presence with online program streaming and active engagement on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X (Twitter), and TikTok, expanding its reach and audience interaction. Its operations are integrated with other group brands like Rádio América FM 107.1 and Rede Catedral, forming a regional media ecosystem.

With an editorial line balancing impactful information and welcoming entertainment, TV Horizonte is a benchmark in Minas Gerais' communication landscape. The broadcaster invests in innovations like hyperlocal videocast segments, demonstrating its commitment to modernization and relevant content. Its audience is diverse, including viewers interested in sports, politics, culture, religion, and urban life—all finding in the programming a space for reflection, inspiration, and connection with Minas Gerais and Brazil's reality.