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1953–1958[]
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1958–1967[]
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1967–1970[]
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1970–1977[]
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This logo is similar to that of Telewizja Polska from 1963–1976.
1977–1980[]
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1980–1983[]
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1983–1989[]
Based on the logo used by WCCO-TV in Minneapolis-St. Paul from 1977 to 2000.
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1989–1997[]
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1997–2003[]
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2003–2020[]
2003–2007[]
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2007–2020[]
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Logo is the same as the above 2003, but by 2015 it was branded as "CBS 4 (Valley)".
On January 27, 2020, Sinclair announced that it would sell WDKY-TV in Lexington, KY and the non-license assets of KGBT to Nexstar Media Group as part of a settlement between the two companies over Sinclair's failed acquisition of Tribune Media, which was ultimately acquired by Nexstar. As a result of this, KVEO-TV took over the CBS affiliation on 23.2, thus bringing an end to the station’s affiliation with CBS after 66 years. This logo continues to be used on the aforementioned KVEO-TV subchannel.
2021–2022[]
On September 15, KGBT's 4.1 signal was reactivated, carrying Antenna TV alongside MyNetworkTV programming.
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2022–present[]
