TV Coari was inaugurated on August 2, 2005, during the commemorations of the 73rd anniversary of the founding of Coari.[1] The ceremony was attended by the founder and owner of Rede Amazônica, the journalist Phelippe Daou, as well as the mayor Adail Pinheiro and the governor Eduardo Braga.[2] In addition to retransmitting TV Amazonas programming, the mini-generator inserted local advertising during breaks and had a system for sending materials to the network via the internet, having been the third Rede Amazônica station with this technology.[3]
On February 8, 2010, TV Coari took a stand in solidarity with Nova Coari FM, which had been set on fire by hooded men on the same day.[4]
On August 15, 2012, after manager Waldecy Fontenele stated that TV Coari had the capacity to broadcast free electoral hours with advertisements for candidates for mayor of Coari in the elections of that year, the judge of the 8th Electoral Zone of Coari, Sabrina Cumba Ferreira, granted a request from the coalition Com a Força do Povo, from candidate Arnaldo Mitouso (PMN).[5]
The measure, however, displeased Rede Amazônica, which filed a precautionary action asking for the suspension of the broadcast of election hours in Coari, stating that TV Coari would not have the structure to broadcast election programs, despite the generation of local commercial breaks. The company also stated that the station manager could not speak on behalf of TV Amazonas.[6] The injunction was granted on August 21,[7] and Waldecy was fired the following day.[8]
On January 3, 2015, following the pattern of the other Rede Amazônica stations, TV Coari became known as Rede Amazônica Coari.[9] In 2017, it gained a reporter again, through the hiring of journalist Caio Fonseca.[10]
On June 23, 2023, Rede Amazônica announced that Rede Amazônica Coari would now feature local journalism and display local advertisements, becoming officially considered an affiliate of TV Globo.[11] The changes were announced together with similar news on Rede Amazônica Humaitá, which also did not have local programming.[12]
From July 3, 2013, Rede Amazônica Coari aired a local newscast for the first time, with the relay of Jornal do Amazonas 2ª Edição (Interior), presented by Leandro Guedes and shared with Rede Amazônica Itacoatiara, Rede Amazônica Manacapuru and Rede Amazônica Parintins.[13]
