WKAQ-TV/Other

1954–1968

Station ID (1958)

1968–1976

1968 (Call Letters ID)

1968 (City Location ID)

1968 (Territory Location ID)

1968 (Channel Name ID)

Version with Ponce's WUHP-TV (channel 20; now WKPV) and WUHM-TV channel 22 in Mayagüez (now WNJX-LP; satellite station of WAPA-TV).

1976–1992

1976–1983

This era notably used the font ITC Avant Garde for the callsign and the location serving it.

With Calletters and location (1976–1987)

Gold version

Without two finger sign (1977 ID)

Two finger sign (1977 ID)

1979–1983

Station ID

Station ID (red background)

Blow with a shoe ID

In Space ID

Flag ID

Father's Day ID

Valentine's Day ID

Thanksgiving Day ID

Colombus Day ID

Spaceship 2 ID

Christmas ID

Coming up... ID (Racing)

Coming up... ID (Racing)

Coming up... ID (Billard Pool)

Coming up... ID (Bowling)

25th Anniversary (1979 ID)

1980 Closedown

Olympic ID (1980)

Holiday ID (1982)

Station ID (1983 unused)

1983–1987

Station ID

Station ID with WOLE-TV 12 in Aguadilla (1983-1984)

Station ID with WORA-TV 5 in Mayagüez (1985–1987)

30th Anniversary (1984 ID)

Olympic ID (Winter/Summer 1984)

1987 ID, used on promos for the Telemundo network. (Note: The background of 1987 ident is from Rede Globo's ident from 1979)

1989–1992

Station ID (1989)

Promo ID (1989)

Station ID (1991)

Station ID (1991 with slogan)

1992–1993

Station ID

Corporate ID

Version with WORA-TV5 in Mayagüez

1993–1997

Station ID

40th anniversary variant (1994)

Alternate logo, used on newscasts

1997–2001

Logo used during newscasts

45th anniversary (1999)

2001–2012

50th anniversary ID (2004)

Station ID (2005)

Station ID (2009)

2012–2014

The 1976 Two Fingers made a comeback in the 60th anniversary logo (2014)

60th anniversary logo promo.

2015–2018

Station ID (2015)

Logo with the Two Fingers

65th anniversary (2019)

WKAQ-DT3

2018–present

Standalone logo

Station ID (2020)

Promo ID (2020)

Olympic logo with the Two Fingers (2020–present)