From Channel 122 To Hosting AIM25, Here’s A Look Back At TVS’ 6-Year Milestones

As of 4 October 2026, it had also amassed more than 3.7 million social media followers and 1.47 billion social views.

TVS' content line-up has also expanded beyond news and stories about Sarawak, offering something for viewers with different interests.

Drama fans can catch Boneka, which follows a woman escaping abuse while hiding a life-changing murder secret, alongside Gerak Khas 2.0, a crime drama centred on an elite police team investigating high-profile cases.

Meanwhile, Siti in the City explores the challenges of a Sarawakian woman pursuing her dreams in Kuala Lumpur, including the unexpected impact of social media.

For viewers who enjoy current affairs and discussions, Inspirasi Duniamu explores contemporary issues and culture, while Anggun tackles trending topics affecting women. Dialog TVS brings together experts and industry figures to discuss pressing issues, while Edisi Khas TVS features special reports from TVS journalists.

Those interested in business and the economy can also tune in to Decimal Point for insights into the latest developments.

One of its biggest milestones this year was the 25th Anugerah Industri Muzik (AIM25), which was held in Sarawak for the first time in the awards' 25-year history, with TVS serving as the co-organiser and official broadcaster.

Across linear television and digital platforms, AIM25 generated approximately 35 million views and digital engagements, bringing a major national music event from Kuching to audiences nationwide. TVS has also brought viewers events such as Konsert MeleTOP TVS.

"TVS has been on air for six years, and this period has been a journey filled with growth, learning, and achievements. From being a station focused on delivering Sarawak-related content, TVS has grown into a media organisation present across multiple platforms to reach audiences," he said.

"These six years are not just about TVS' age, but also about the trust of viewers, the support of strategic partners, the commitment of our employees, and the opportunities given to TVS to bring Sarawak's stories to a wider stage," he added.