KFOR-TV

Not to be confused with WFOR-TV.

Contents

1949–1954	1954–1958	1958–1961	1961–1964	1964–1973	1973–1974


1974–1975	1975–1976	1976–1978	1977–1980	1980–1987	1987–1990


1990–1992	1992–1994	1994–1997	1997–2008	2008–2017	2017–present

WKY-TV

1949–1954

KFOR-TV signed on the air as Oklahoma's first television station, WKY-TV on June 6, 1949.

1954–1958

1958–1961

1961–1964

1964–1973

1973–1974

1974–1975

1975–1976

KTVY

1976–1978

In 1976, following original owner Gaylord Broadcasting (a subsidiary of the Oklahoma Publishing Company, formerly known as the WKY Television System) sold the station to the Evening News Association, WKY-TV changed its callsign to KTVY due to FCC rules at the time forbidding different owners from using same callsigns. The same '4' from the final years as WKY-TV was kept.

1977–1980

1980–1987

1987–1990

Same basic design as the 1980 logo, but it is now rendered in gold and was de-lined.

KFOR-TV

1990–1994

In April 1990, KTVY changed its callsign to the current KFOR-TV; it branded itself as "4 Strong" for entertainment purposes, and as NewsTeam 4 for its newscasts, though the general and news brandings changed to NewsChannel 4 in August 1992, near the end of the "4 Strong" era. This '4' logo, despite a few color changes along the way, has remained the only logo the station has used since it became KFOR-TV.

1990–1992

1992–1994

1994–present

1994–2008

1994–1997

1997–2008

2008–2017

This updated version of the 1997 logo was introduced on August 8, 2008, coinciding with the start of NBC's coverage of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China; the "4" logo's color was changed from yellow to blue in this revamp.

2017–present

On August 21, 2017, KFOR-TV moved to a new studio facility next door to its original Britton Road studio (which it had occupied since 1952). Coinciding with the debut of a new set, graphics package and news theme, the station also renamed itself to Oklahoma's News 4, dropping the Channel part of the name after 23 years.