Latest News About Tudn Radio

Here’s the latest I can share about TUDN Radio based on recent public announcements and coverage.

Core update

• TUDN Radio announced the launch of a national HD Radio network in February 2026, expanding its multi-platform reach across broadcast, streaming, and social channels to serve Hispanic sports fans in the U.S. The rollout includes HD subchannels (HD2 and HD3) in major markets and broad coverage via 47 affiliate stations, reaching a large portion of the U.S. Hispanic audience. This marks a significant step in widening access to TUDN’s sports programming, including UEFA Champions League matches, La Finalissima, Liga MX, Recopa Sudamericana, and later World Baseball Classic and Major League Baseball programming. [Source coverage notes from TelevisaUnivision press release, 2026-02-12/13]

• TUDN Radio’s distribution emphasizes multi-platform availability, with streaming on the Uforia App and other major platforms, and an active social media presence for fan engagement. The push aims to create more opportunities for partners to reach Hispanic sports fans nationwide.

Context and related developments

• TUDN has historically served as the Spanish-language arm of Univision’s sports properties and has partnerships across Major League Baseball and other leagues, with ongoing expansion of rights and programming over the years. For example, TUDN has been involved as MLB’s Spanish-language partner in the U.S. and Puerto Rico in various cycles, along with managing dedicated programs and live broadcasts.

• TUDN Radio remains accessible beyond traditional FM/AM through live streaming on multiple platforms and various internet radio aggregators, reflecting a broader industry trend toward hybrid audio distribution.

What this means for listeners in Los Angeles and beyond

• If you’re in markets where HD subchannels are launched, you may receive TUDN Radio on HD2/HD3 channels in addition to the standard FM/AM signals, potentially improving audio quality and offering additional programming options.

• You can also follow TUDN Radio on the TUDN site and social channels for schedules, program highlights, and streaming links, ensuring access even if you’re outside traditional broadcast reach.

Next steps if you want fresh, station-by-station details

• I can pull the latest official press release and verify current market rollouts, channel mappings (HD2/HD3), and the live streaming availability for your exact location. If you’d like, tell me your preferred listening method (HD radio, streaming, or app) and I’ll summarize the current options and any upcoming changes.

Would you like me to look up recent schedule highlights for TUDN Radio’s coverage in your area or provide a quick status check on when HD subchannels are live in specific markets?[1]