Kapaz TV operates out of Ganja, and that regional vantage point defines its news coverage. Most Azerbaijani channels are Baku-centric, this one isn't. The main evening bulletin focuses on western Azerbaijan: local government decisions, infrastructure projects, cultural events in the provinces. It's a refreshing shift if you're tired of capital-heavy reporting. The production is modest. Studio lighting can be flat, and the graphics belong to an earlier decade. But the journalism is more grounded than the polished but often superficial Baku output. Correspondents file from villages and small towns that get ignored nationally. Breaking news coverage is slower, fewer resources, but it's also less hysterical, more deliberate. For anyone wanting a truer sense of everyday Azerbaijan, Kapaz TV live offers something the slick networks miss. The live stream on Tvivu makes it accessible internationally. It's not a channel for breaking global headlines. It's a local news operation doing what local news should do: tell the stories its community needs to hear.