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| 1986–1990 | 1990–1995 | 1995–1997 | 1997–2000 | 2000–2007 | 2007–2021 | 2021–present |
1953–1964[]
KIMA-tv first signed on July 19, 1953, and it was originally owned by the Cascade Broadcasting Company along with KIMA radio (AM 1460, later KUTI, now defunct).
1964–1969[]
Filmways agreed to purchase Cascade Broadcasting for $3 million in 1968, and the sale was approved the following year, only for them to sell channel 29 and its satellite stations to NWG Broadcasting for $1 million in 1972.
1969–1975[]
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1975–1979[]
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1979–1983[]
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1983–1986[]
1985–1989[]
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.png "KIMA-TV station ident (1986).png (260 KB)")
_Station_ID_(1988).png "KIMA (CBS) Station ID (1988).png (821 KB)")
1986–1988[]
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Retlaw Enterprises acquired the NWG stations for $17 million in 1986; the stations were operated as part of the Retlaw Broadcasting division.
1988–1990[]
1990–1995[]
1995–1997[]
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1997–2000[]
.png "KIMA-TV News at 5 ident (1999).png (659 KB)")
2000–2007[]
Fisher Communications (after purchasing the Retlaw stations in 1999) rebranded all of their stations with this universal logo design in 2000. Sister stations at the time included KOMO-TV, KATU, KBOI-TV, KIDK, KLEW-TV, KEPR-TV, and KVAL-TV.
2007–present[]
2007–2021[]
The logo is still used as a header logo on its website.
2021–present[]
External links[]
| Television stations ABC affiliates: KATU | KAEF | KATV | KDNL-TV | KHGI-TV/KWNB-TV/KHGI-CD | KOMO-TV | KRCR-TV | KTUL | KTXE-LD | KTXS-TV | KVII-TV/KVIH-TV | WATM-TV17 | WBMA-LD | WCHS-TV | WCIV-DT2 | WCTI-TV | WEAR-TV | WGTU/WGTQ | WGXA-DT2 | WHAM-TV8 | WJLA-TV | WKEF | WLNE-TV19 | WLOS | WPDE-TV | WSET-TV | WSYX | WTVC | WXLV-TV Regional cable news: Regional sports networks: Defunct: Bally Sports Arizona | Bally Sports New Orleans | Bally Sports San Diego | FanDuel Sports Network Great Lakes | Fox Sports Carolinas | Fox Sports Tennessee National cable networks: Defunct cable network: Stadium College Sports14 Magazines: Tennis Digital subchannel networks: Former / Defunct Streaming services: Programming: Predecessor companies:
1Owned by Tennessee Broadcasting and operated by Sinclair under an outsourcing agreement.  |
