Television in the United States operates at several geographic and institutional levels. National broadcast networks and news organizations provide programming and coverage with a countrywide reach, while local stations serve individual television markets and regions. Public broadcasters, educational services, government-access channels, and community media add further roles in public affairs, culture, education, civic information, and locally produced programming.
This page organizes American television by those different levels rather than treating the country as a single media market. National network and news sections provide a broader view of U.S. broadcasting, while state and territorial pages place television within particular cities, regions, and communities. Moving between these sections makes it possible to compare national and local roles, geographic coverage, programming priorities, and different forms of public and community media across the United States.
Nationwide TV & Media
Regional / Local TV
Unincorporated Territories
Country Profile
- Country Name
- United States of America
(United States / U.S. / US / USA) - Location
- Home > Americas > United States
- Language
- English
- Capital
- Washington, D.C.
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United States TV Channels