The landscape of live television in Miami is a dynamic intersection of historical "firsts," essential public safety, and a rapidly evolving digital frontier. From the groundbreaking broadcast of Florida's first TV station to the modern 24/7 streaming hubs that keep the city connected today, Miami’s live TV channels serve as a cultural and informational backbone for South Florida. The Foundation of Miami Television

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Miami-Dade TV (MDTV)

: Watch live broadcasts of County Commission and public meetings.

The Hispanic Heartbeat: Spanish-Language Miami TV

College Sports

: Miami Hurricanes games frequently air on major networks like ABC and ESPN , or stream via Fubo . Specialty Entertainment

YouTube TV

| Service | Price (Est.) | Includes Miami Locals? | Best For | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | $72.99/mo | Yes (WSVN, WPLG, WFOR, WTVJ, WLTV) | All-around best DVR and interface. No Bally Sports. | | Hulu + Live TV | $76.99/mo | Yes (Same as above) | Bundled with Disney+ and ESPN+. No Bally Sports. | | DirecTV Stream | $79.99+/mo | Yes (Plus Bally Sports Sun!) | Miami HEAT fans. The only major streamer with Bally. | | FuboTV | $74.99/mo | Yes (Includes Univision & Telemundo) | Soccer fans (BeIN Sports) and Spanish content. | | Paramount+ / Peacock | $5.99-$11.99/mo | Partial (Only CBS or NBC, not the whole lineup) | Budget viewers who only care about one network. |

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