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KOOL-TV[]
1953–1955[]
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1955–1964[]
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1964–1968[]
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1968–1975[]
1975–1977[]
1977–1982[]
This Helvetica Black Italic "10" is also used by KGTV since 1986 (in which an "O" is substituted), WGEM-TV from 1987 to 1998, WHEC-TV since 2004, and KOLR from 1990–2004.
KTSP-TV[]
1982–1989[]
1982–1987[]
On October 4, 1982, KOOL–TV became KTSP–TV. The "Sunset 10" logo was similar to that of its then-sister station in St. Petersburg-Tampa, which the then-ABC affiliate coincidentally was known as WTSP.
1987–1989[]
1989–1991[]
The 10 was significantly thickened.
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1991–1994[]
The "sunset 10" was shrunk and the 10 tweaked.
KSAZ-TV[]
1994–1996[]
On February 12, 1994, KTSP changed its call letters to KSAZ for "The Spirit of AriZona". By the end of that same year, KSAZ ended its long-time CBS affiliation and became an Fox affiliate, following a deal between the network and the station's owner New World Communications. CBS then went to independent and initial CBS affiliate KPHO-TV as KSAZ took Fox from what would later be ABC affiliate KNXV-TV. The station kept its 1991 logo with both changes.
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.svg "KSAZ (1995).svg (14 KB)")
1996–present[]
1996–2006[]
1996–1997[]
In 1996, News Corporation (later 21st Century Fox, now Fox Corporation) agreed to acquire New World, making KSAZ a Fox owned-and-operated station. The station is now owned and operated by Fox Television Stations.
1997–2006[]
2006–2019[]
On July 31, 2006, KSAZ adopted a new graphics package first seen on sister station WTVT in Tampa-St. Petersburg.
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2019–present[]
External links[]
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