Egnatia TV feels like a local news channel doing its best with limited resources, and that's not a knock. Its morning show is heavy on traffic and weather reports for the Egnatia Odas highway corridor, which is genuinely useful if you're in Thessaloniki or points east. The evening bulletin, though, is where the channel finds its footing. Coverage leans hard on municipal politics and farming news, think olive harvest reports and mayoral press conferences, stuff the Athens-based networks treat as filler. It's scrappy. The studio set looks ten years old, and the chyron graphics are basic. But the reporters seem to know their beats. They ask sharper questions at city council meetings than you'd expect. For anyone wanting to understand life in northern Greece beyond the tourist brochures, this is the feed. You won't get slick production, but you will get actual local journalism. To watch Egnatia TV online, just hit play. It's real News tv Greece, just not the kind you'll find on SKAI or Star.