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Tomorrow's News Tonight[]

1949–1954[]

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Channel 7 News[]

1954–1965[]

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NewsNight[]

1965–1968[]

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Flynn-Daly News[]

1968–1969[]

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Flynn-Daly Eyewitness News[]

1969–1973[]

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Channel 7 Eyewitness News[]

1976–1978[]

1978–1981[]

WLS Eyewitness News (1978)

1981–1982[]

WLS Eyewitness News (1981)

1982–1984[]

WLS Eyewitness News (1982)

1984[]

WLS Eyewitness News (1984)

1984–1996[]

WLS Eyewitness News (1986)

1984–1988[]

1988–1992[]

1992–1996[]

ABC 7 News[]

1996–2001[]

WLS ABC7 News 1996

In 1996, WLS-TV dropped the Eyewitness News brand after 28 years, in favor of the network-centric ABC 7 News; the move was part of a standard branding effort imposed by ABC across its owned-and-operated stations which saw the incorporation of the ABC name into their local brands.

1996–1999[]

WLS ABC7 News (1996, logo)

1999–2001[]

WLS ABC7 News (1999)

2001–2005[]

WLS ABC7 News 2001

February–May 2001[]

2001–2005[]

2005–2013[]

WLS ABC7 News 2005
Designer:  Hothaus Creative
Typography:  Linotype Aroma
Launched:  2005

2005–2007[]

2007–2013[]

ABC 7 Eyewitness News[]

2013–2023[]

WLS Eyewitness News 2013

On October 26, 2013, WLS-TV reintroduced the Eyewitness News brand (as ABC 7 Eyewitness News), as part of an overall rebranding of its newscasts that included new graphics and a modernized update to the "Stimulus" theme. In an interview with media columnist Robert Feder, WLS-TV president/general manager John Idler said the reasoning behind the restoration of the Eyewitness News brand, was that it "[still] resonated strongly with [viewers in] the Chicago market," despite being dropped by the station 17 years earlier.

2023–present[]

WLS-TV ABC 7 Eyewitness News (2023)
Designer:  Vivid Zero
Typography:  Proxima Nova
Launched:  June 13, 2023

On June 13, 2023, WLS-TV debuted the long-anticipated new ABC O&O group graphics package. The package has been in development for nearly four years with extensive market research from SmithGeiger guiding the overall rebranding effort.

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