KOKH-TV

For the station that currently uses the previous callsign in this station formerly held, see KTVQ.

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: News

1966–1973	1973–1976	1979–1980	1980–1981	1981–1983 (secondary)
1983–1987	1987–1991	1991–1994	1994–1996	1996–1997
1997–1999	1999–2001	2001-2007	2007–2017 (main); 2017–2018 (secondary)	2017–present

1959–1966

LOGO MISSING

KOKH-TV signed on the air on February 2, 1959 as an educational independent station founded by Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County (now Oklahoma City Public Schools), which acquired the dormant KTVQ license.

1966–1973

1973–1976

1976–1979

LOGO MISSING

1979–1980

SVG NEEDED

On October 1, 1979, KOKH-TV converted into a commercial independent station (the first such station in the state of Oklahoma), adopting a general entertainment format consisting of a mix of cartoons, classic sitcoms, religious programs, some sports programming, and certain network programs preempted by NBC affiliate KTVY (now KFOR-TV), ABC affiliate KOCO-TV and CBS affiliate KWTV.

1980–1987

1980–1983

1980–1981

Alternate logo

Slogan variant used for film promotions

Horizontal variant

Station ID #1

Station ID #2

Station ID #3

1981–1983 (secondary)

1983–1987

KOKH was sold to John Blair and Co. in the spring of 1979, becoming the company's second broadcast television property. On August 1 of that year, the station converted to a general entertainment independent format.

Alternate logo #1

Alternate logo #2

Slogan variant (1983–1985)

Slogan variant (1985–1987)

Station ID

1987–1991

Alternate logo

Alternate logo with "-TV" suffix in callsign

Print logo

Station ID

1991–1994

On August 15, 1991, KOKH-TV converted into an affiliate of the Fox network, taking over the affiliation from KAUT-TV (UHF channel 43). The switch resulted from Heritage Media's donation of the KAUT license and assets to the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA).

The OETA had planned to develop a secondary PBS member station for the Oklahoma City market since 1988, when it was involved in an aborted plan in which Pappas Telecasting Companies attempted to acquire KOKH with the intent of consolidating the entertainment programming inventories of KOCB (channel 34) and KAUT — including the Fox affiliation — and migrating them onto KOKH's programming schedule. Whereas the Pappas proposal intended to make KOKH the market's lone "independent" station, the Heritage deal only eliminated KAUT as an independent competitor.

Station ID (1991)

Station ID (1992-1993)

Variant used in certain generic station promotions (1993-1994)

1994–1996

1996–1997

Print version

Version without callsign/city of license ID

Logo, as seen on station website (1996–1997)

Station ID

Sign-on/sign-off sequence (1996-2002)

1997–1999

Station ID seen during newscast open (1997–1999)

Station ID (1998–1999)

1999–2001

Station ID seen during newscast open (1999–2001)

2001–2007

2007–present

2007–2017 (main); 2017–2018 (secondary)

Alternate version without byline.

2017–present

This variant of the 2006 logo, which resembles the "kitebox" logo designs first used by Fox's owned-and-operated stations, was originally used on-air in primarily select news promotions and for weather branding purposes when it was introduced in November 2017. This variant became KOKH's primary logo in March 2018, when it was extended to the logo bugs used on the station's newscasts and syndicated programs.

Flat version

ID variant

Monochrome logo

External links

• OKCFox.com

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