As the #1 network among U.S. Hispanics for more than three decades, Univision is home to the most-watched Spanish-language content across news, sports, music and entertainment. Its roster of shows includes flagship morning show “Despierta America,” top-rated evening newscast “Noticiero Univision,” and distinguished live talk shows “El Gordo y La Flaca” and “Desiguales,” offering more live hours of daytime programming than ABC, CBS and NBC. Univision is home to Liga MX, the most-watched soccer league in the U.S., Liga MX Femenil, UEFA Champions League, 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup, as well as other soccer leagues and sporting competitions. Univision’s entertainment slate includes hit reality competition “¿Quién es la Máscara?”, and fan-favorite telenovelas and scripted titles. Delivering the biggest moments in Latin music, the network is home to two of the top three most-watched music award shows among U.S. Hispanics, including Premio Lo Nuestro, the longest-running Latin Music awards show in the U.S., and the Latin GRAMMY Awards.
Texas Public Radio is a member supported non-profit organization that provides public radio programming via seven radio stations. In San Antonio, the stations are KTSX 89.1 FM "News and Views" and KPAC 88.3 "Classical Oasis." KTXI 90.1 broadcasts NPR news and classical music to the Hill Country. KVHL 91.7 broadcasts public radio programming to the Highland Lakes area of Texas. KTPR 89.9 broadcasts to Midland and Big Spring. KTPD 89.3 serves Del Rio, and KCTI 1450 AM serves Gonzales. An extensive website is maintained at http://tpr.org.
Radio Bilingüe is the leading public radio producer and broadcaster serving Latino and indigenous farmworkers and other low-wage essential workers in the U.S. The Fresno, California-based network owns and operates 30 FM public radio stations in California, Colorado, Arizona, Oregon, New Mexico and Texas as well as a national Spanish language news and information service used by more than 75 affiliates in the U.S.
With our award-winning music, news and public affairs programming and creative educational radio campaigns, Radio Bilingüe informs and engages traditionally underserved Spanish-, Mixteco- and English-speaking listeners on issues such as immigration rights, health and mental health, environmental justice, worker rights and safety, civic engagement and disaster preparedness.
Musical programs showcase a variety of Latino formats with emphasis on Mexican folk, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, AlterLatin and many more. Satélite Radio Bilingüe-produced programs include the pioneering daily Spanish-language national talk show, Línea Abierta.
The entire Radio Bilingüe 24-hour daily broadcast schedule is devoted to public service - and always streaming live at radiobilingue.org.