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===1959–1967=== |
===1959–1967=== |
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[[File:KING-1959.svg|center|200px]] |
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===1967–1968=== |
===1967–1968=== |
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===1985–1998=== |
===1985–1998=== |
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[[File:KING 5 logo 90s.svg|200px|center]] |
[[File:KING 5 logo 90s.svg|200px|center]] |
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KING (1985-1986).PNG |
KING (1985-1986).PNG |
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KING 1986.PNG |
KING 1986.PNG |
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| + | The 1977 logo was retained, but was now rendered in gold as opposed to red/white/blue previously. King Broadcasting was sold to the Providence Journal Company in 1992. Despite having changed hands twice since then (to [https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Belo_Corporation Belo] in 1997 then to [https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Gannett_Company Gannett] in 2013, later spun off as [https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Tegna Tegna] in 2015), King Broadcasting continues to exist as the license holder for most of its former stations. |
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===1998–2016=== |
===1998–2016=== |
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KING5News_Closing_1999.jpg |
KING5News_Closing_1999.jpg |
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551px-King_5news_update2000a.jpg|''KING 5 News Update'' bumper from 2000 |
551px-King_5news_update2000a.jpg|''KING 5 News Update'' bumper from 2000 |
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| − | 551px-King_news_at630_2005a.jpg|''KING 5 News'' 6:30 |
+ | 551px-King_news_at630_2005a.jpg|''KING 5 News'' 6:30 p.m. open from 2000 |
king5news2005.jpg|''KING 5 News'' 11 p.m. open from 2000 |
king5news2005.jpg|''KING 5 News'' 11 p.m. open from 2000 |
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KINGweathergraphiclogo.jpg|''KING 5 News'' "First Alert Weather" open from 2008 |
KINGweathergraphiclogo.jpg|''KING 5 News'' "First Alert Weather" open from 2008 |
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[[File:KING 5 2016.svg|center|200px]] |
[[File:KING 5 2016.svg|center|200px]] |
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+ | KING 5 News 2016.svg|KING 5 News logo (2016–present) |
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KING_5_Take_5_Logo.jpg |
KING_5_Take_5_Logo.jpg |
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[[Category:Seattle]] |
[[Category:Seattle]] |
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[[Category:Washington (state)]] |
[[Category:Washington (state)]] |
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[[Category:Former ABC network affiliates]] |
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Revision as of 08:18, 21 July 2020
The call sign refers to King County, home to Seattle, and its inner suburbs.
KRSC-TV
1948–1949
Template:Missing former logo
KING-TV
1949–1950, 1998
When KING-TV was launched, its mascot for many years was "King Mike". King Mike was designed by Walt Disney.
King Mike reappeared in the 50th anniversary special from 1998.
1950–1959
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BETTER LOGO NEEDED |
1959–1967
This logo would later be used by WMAQ-TV in Chicago a decade later.
1967–1968
1968-1975
.svg "KING 5 1968 (Alternative).svg (9 KB)"){kind=small}
Alternative version.
1975–1977 (primary), 1977–1978 (secondary)
1976–1977
This version includes a 1976 outline-N NBC logo.
NOTE: The "K" portion of this logo, appearing by itself without the "5", served as the logo for KING-TV's then-parent company, KING Broadcasting.
1977–1985
KING 5 Morning News open from December 3, 1982
.PNG "KING (1983).PNG (184 KB)")
1985–1998
.PNG "KING (1985-1986).PNG (590 KB)")
News logo
KING-TV's KING 5 News Open From 1985
The 1977 logo was retained, but was now rendered in gold as opposed to red/white/blue previously. King Broadcasting was sold to the Providence Journal Company in 1992. Despite having changed hands twice since then (to Belo in 1997 then to Gannett in 2013, later spun off as Tegna in 2015), King Broadcasting continues to exist as the license holder for most of its former stations.
1998–2016
Current logo with the NBC "Rainbow Peacock" logo.
Alternate version with "The Home Team" slogan
KING 5 News logo (1998-2016)
KING 5 News open from 1998
KING 5 News Update bumper from 2000
KING 5 News 6:30 p.m. open from 2000
KING 5 News 11 p.m. open from 2000
KING 5 News "First Alert Weather" open from 2008
KING 5 News breaking news open from 2008
KING 5 News open from 2008
KING Olympic logo
KING 5 News - 5pm Open from 2014 (with Gannett/Tegna standardized graphics)
.png "Footer-logo@2x (17).png (26 KB)"){kind=logo}
Black and white website logo
.png "Site-masthead-logo@2x (15).png (22 KB)"){kind=logo}
Color website logo
Screen Bug
The logo became italicized.
2016–present
KING 5 News logo (2016–present)
.svg "KING 5 Facebook Profile Picture (2016).svg (16 KB)")
Facebook profile page since October 2016
Template:TV stations in Seattle
