24 Horas

== Europe ==
*24 Horas, a Spanish news channel from Televisión Española.
*24 Horas, a Portuguese news program from RTP1 (1986-2003) and RTP3 (Since 2003).
== The Americas ==
*In Mexico:
**24 Horas, a defunct news program from Televisa with Jacobo Zabludovsky.
* In Chile:
**24 Horas, the brand for Televisión Nacional de Chile's news division, used for TV programs and its news TV channel.
**24 Horas, a defunct newspaper in Valdivia, Chile.
**24 Horas, a defunct news program from Canal 13 in 1974.
*In Brazil:
**Jornal 24 Horas, a defunct news program from Rede Record.
**Jornal 24 Horas, a defunct news program from SBT between 1984 and 1988.
*Other countries:
**24 Horas, a Peruvian news program from Panamericana Televisión.
**24 Horas, an Ecuadorian news program from Teleamazonas since 1974.
**Noticiero 24 Horas, a defunct news program from Canal 1 of Colombia between 1977 and 2000.