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TV Integração Araxá

A Brazilian television station licensed in Araxá and based in Divinópolis, Minas Gerais, affiliated with TV Globo and part of the Rede Integração network.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

TV Integração Araxá is a Brazilian television station licensed in Araxá, Minas Gerais, but headquartered in Divinópolis, also in Minas Gerais. It operates on channel 12 (30 UHF digital) and is an affiliate of TV Globo. It is one of five stations that make up the Rede Integração network, which is based in Uberlândia. The station currently covers 66 municipalities in its broadcast area. The station's studios in Divinópolis are located in the Morro da Lajinha area, in the São Luís neighborhood, while its transmitter facilities in Araxá are in the Bela Vista neighborhood. TV Integração Araxá began digital transmissions on June 5, 2014, on channel 30 UHF for Araxá and nearby areas; on the same day, the digital signal of its Divinópolis retransmitter went on air on channel 31 UHF. As part of Brazil's federally mandated analog-to-digital transition, the station was scheduled to cease analog transmissions on channel 12 VHF by December 31, 2023, following ANATEL's official schedule. In addition to carrying Globo's national programming, TV Integração Araxá/Divinópolis produces and airs local and regional programs, many of which are retransmitted from other Rede Integração stations. These include MG1 (a news program with Ana Tereza Arruda, from TV Integração Divinópolis), IN (Integração Notícia, a morning newscast after Bom Dia Minas, and MG2, a regional newscast, both from TV Integração Uberaba), and Tô Indo (a variety show with Mário Freitas), Cê Viu? (a variety show with Cecília Ribeiro), and MG Rural (an agribusiness news program with Márcio Santos, generated by TV Integração Juiz de Fora), all from TV Integração Uberlândia. It also retransmits programs from TV Globo Minas, such as Bom Dia Minas (news with Liliana Junger, Sérgio Marques, and Carlos Eduardo Alvim), Globo Esporte MG (sports news with Maurício Paulucci), and Futebol na Globo (football matches of Minas Gerais teams). The station maintains a digital presence through its official page on the Globo website and social media channels on X, Facebook, and Instagram. Its local news content is also available via G1 Centro-Oeste and GE Zona da Mata e Centro-Oeste portals.

History

TV Integração Araxá is a television station licensed in Araxá, Minas Gerais, Brazil, but headquartered in Divinópolis, also in Minas Gerais. It operates on channel 12 (30 UHF digital) and is affiliated with TV Globo. It is one of five stations that form the Rede Integração network, which is based in Uberlândia. The station currently covers 66 municipalities. The station's studios in Divinópolis are located in the Morro da Lajinha area, in the São Luís neighborhood, while its transmitter facilities in Araxá are in the Bela Vista neighborhood. TV Integração Araxá began digital transmissions on June 5, 2014, on channel 30 UHF for Araxá and nearby areas; on the same day, the digital signal of its Divinópolis retransmitter went on air on channel 31 UHF. As part of Brazil's federally mandated analog-to-digital transition, the station was scheduled to cease analog transmissions on channel 12 VHF by December 31, 2023, following ANATEL's official schedule. In addition to carrying Globo's national programming, TV Integração Araxá/Divinópolis produces and airs local and regional programs, many of which are retransmitted from other Rede Integração stations. These include MG1 (a news program with Ana Tereza Arruda, from TV Integração Divinópolis), IN (Integração Notícia, a morning newscast after Bom Dia Minas, and MG2, a regional newscast, both from TV Integração Uberaba), and Tô Indo (a variety show with Mário Freitas), Cê Viu? (a variety show with Cecília Ribeiro), and MG Rural (an agribusiness news program with Márcio Santos, generated by TV Integração Juiz de Fora), all from TV Integração Uberlândia. It also retransmits programs from TV Globo Minas, such as Bom Dia Minas (news with Liliana Junger, Sérgio Marques, and Carlos Eduardo Alvim), Globo Esporte MG (sports news with Maurício Paulucci), and Futebol na Globo (football matches of Minas Gerais teams). The station maintains a digital presence through its official page on the Globo website and social media channels on X, Facebook, and Instagram. Its local news content is also available via G1 Centro-Oeste and GE Zona da Mata e Centro-Oeste portals.

  • Digital transmissions begin on channel 30 UHF for Araxá and nearby areas; Divinópolis retransmitter digital signal starts on channel 31 UHF.

  • Scheduled cessation of analog transmissions on channel 12 VHF, following ANATEL's official schedule.

Products and positioning

A regional Globo affiliate serving the Araxá and Divinópolis areas of Minas Gerais, providing local news, sports, and entertainment programming.

  • MG1

    News program with Ana Tereza Arruda, retransmitted from TV Integração Divinópolis.

  • IN (Integração Notícia)

    Morning newscast aired after Bom Dia Minas, retransmitted from TV Integração Uberaba.

  • MG2

    Regional newscast retransmitted from TV Integração Uberaba.

  • Tô Indo

    Variety show with Mário Freitas, retransmitted from TV Integração Uberlândia.

  • Cê Viu?

    Variety show with Cecília Ribeiro, retransmitted from TV Integração Uberlândia.

  • MG Rural

    Agribusiness news program with Márcio Santos, generated by TV Integração Juiz de Fora and retransmitted from TV Integração Uberlândia.

  • Bom Dia Minas

    News program with Liliana Junger, Sérgio Marques, and Carlos Eduardo Alvim, retransmitted from TV Globo Minas.

  • Globo Esporte MG

    Sports news program with Maurício Paulucci, retransmitted from TV Globo Minas.

  • Futebol na Globo

    Football matches of Minas Gerais teams, retransmitted from TV Globo Minas.

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