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1957–1962 1962–1969 1969–1976 1976–1984 1984–1992
1957–1962 1962–1969 1969–1976 1976–1984 1984–1992
1992–1994 1994–1998 1998–2003 2003–2006 2006–present
1992–1994 1994–1998 1998–2003 2003–2006 2006–present

KONO-TV[]

1957–1962[]

KONO (1957-1962)

The station first signed on the air on January 21, 1957, as KONO-TV; it was founded by the Mission Telecasting Corporation (no relation to today's Mission Broadcasting, a partner company of Nexstar Media Group), which was owned by the Roth family, owners of KONO radio (860 AM and 92.9 FM).

1962–1969[]

Kono-tv-12-san-antonio-tx-march-1965-ad-johninarizona

The Roths sold channel 12 to the Providence, Rhode Island-based Outlet Company in 1968 (the Roths later sold the KONO radio stations to Duffy Broadcasting in 1985, KONO AM radio is now owned by Cox Radio while KONO-FM is now KROM, under the ownership of Uforia Audio Network); the following year, in 1969, the station changed its call letters to KSAT-TV (in reference to the station's city of license)

KSAT-TV[]

1969–1976[]

Ksat1273

1976–1984[]

KSAT 1976

This logo scheme was also used by then-sister stations owned by the Outlet Company: flagship WJAR-TV in Providence, WDBO-TV (now WKMG-TV) in Orlando, WNYS-TV (now WSYR-TV) in Syracuse, New York, and WCMH-TV in Columbus, Ohio.

1984–1994[]

KSAT old

1984–1992[]

KSAT-TV (1984)

Outlet was taken private in 1986 and the company's new owners sold KSAT to Houston-based H&C Communications, which owned NBC-affiliated flagship station KPRC-TV.

1992–1994[]

KSAT1993ID

The Hobbys decided to liquidate their company in 1992 after an attempt to sell its entire television station group to Young Broadcasting fell through, with KCCI and WESH being the first two sold to Pulitzer, Inc. for $165 million in 1993, and KPRC-TV and KSAT-TV to The Washington Post Company on April 22, 1994.

1994–1998[]

KSAT (1994)

1998–2003[]

KSAT 1998
Designer:  Television by Design
Typography:  Helvetica Compressed, Futura
Launched:  1998

2003–2006[]

Ksat2003

2006–present[]

KSAT basic logo 2d
Designer:  Giant Octopus (2006-2010)
Typography:  Handel Gothic (modified)
Launched:  2006

2006–2013[]

KSAT ABC12

2013–2021[]

KSAT 3D vector

2021-present[]

KSAT with 2021 ABC Logo

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