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KFEL-TV[]
1952–1955[]
KTVR[]
1955–1956[]
1956[]
1956–1963[]
KCTO[]
1963–1966[]
KWGN-TV[]
1966–1969[]
In 1966, it changed its call sign to KWGN-TV to match its sister station WGN-TV after being aquired by WGN Incorporated.
1969–1974[]
This "2" logo nearly resembles the one later used by NBC affiliate WTWO in Terre Haute, Indiana from 1976 to 1988.
1974–1977[]
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1977–1980[]
This "2" inside the lines logo, would also be used by KSAF-TV (later KNMZ-TV, now KASA-TV) in Santa Fe-Albuquerque fron 1983 to 1989, and WJBK in Detroit from 1983 to 1988, with an ITC Avant Garde Gothic "2" logo variant.
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1980–1981[]
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1981–1996[]
KWGN debuted its famous logo in 1981. In January 1995, the station would become a charter station of The WB. For marketing purposes the station was branded as The WB on Denver's 2 during its first year affiliating with The WB.
1996–2003[]
A similar logo was used on fellow WB station KTWB-TV (now KZJO) in Seattle-Tacoma.
2003–2004[]
Although the next logo was introduced in 2003, this one would not disappear completely until early 2005, this "2" looks almost similar to KCBS-TV's former "2" logo.
2004–2006[]
The "2" looks similar to WCBS-TV's former "2" logo.
2006–2008[]
In 2006, The WB and UPN merged and formed The CW. Tribune-owned KWGN-TV would be Denver's CW affiliate.
2008–2009[]
2009–2011[]
2009–2010[]
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2010–2011[]
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2011–present[]
2011–2016[]
2016–present[]
In 2016, the slate gradient used since 2011 was replaced with the colors of the Colorado state flag.
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