Station ID using CBS's "Reach for the Stars" campaign (1981)
"All Night on 9" late night programming slide (1979–81)
1981–1988[]
"Spirit of Oklahoma" variant (1984–1988)
Newsline 9 logo (1981–1988)
Newsline 9 noon end-of-intro title logo (1981–1986)
Newsline 9 weekend end-of-intro title logo (1981–1986)
Newsline 9 Late Edition end-of-intro title logo (1981–1986)
Newsline 9 end-of-intro title logo (1986–1988)
Newsline 9 Late Edition end-of-intro title logo (1986–1988)
Newsline 9 weekend end-of-intro title logo (1986–1988)
Station ID (1983–1984)
"Spirit of Oklahoma" ID #1 (1985–1988)
"Spirit of Oklahoma" ID #2 (1985–1988)
"Spirit of Oklahoma" ID #3 (1985–1988)
We've Got the Touch" ID (1984–1985)
"Share the Spirit" ID (1986–1987)
"CBSpirit" ID (1987–1988)
Newsline 9's "SuperNews Station" promo from 1985
1988–2010[]
1988–1997[]
Alternate logo without "Spirit" slogan
Alternate ID variant
"Spirit of Oklahoma" variant (1994–1997)
Newsline 9 print logo (1988–1997)
Newsline 9 logo (1988–1991)
Newsline 9 logo (1991–1993)
Newsline 9 logo (1993–1995)
Newsline 9 logo (1995–1997)
Breaking news lower-third bug (1994-1996)
Newsline 9 end-of-intro title logo (1988-1991)
Newsline 9 intro (1991–1994)
Newsline 9 Late Edition intro (1991–1994)
Newsline 9 open (1995–1997)
Station ID, as seen in newscast intro (1991–1993)
Station ID, as seen in newscast intro (1993–1994)
“Spirit of Oklahoma” station ID (1994–1995)
“Spirit of Oklahoma” station ID (1995–1997)
Evening news promo ID w/ Mitch Jelniker and Jennifer Reynolds (1994-1995)
9 News Now update intro (1993–1994)
Newsline 9 logo, as seen in promos (1994–1997)
Station ID as seen in newscast open (1995–1997)
Newsline 9 Special intro (1995)
Newsline 9 Update intro (1994-1997)
Breaking news ID with live bug (1994-1996)
1997–2010[]
This logo was first implemented in March 1997, with several variations used:
"Spirit of Oklahoma" variant (1997-2001)
Alternate "Spirit of Oklahoma" variant (1997-2001)
News 9 stacked logo (1997-2001); mainly used in selected promos and pre-commercial break teases during newscasts
News 9 logo (2007-2010)
News 9 generic intro (1997–2001)
News 9 generic intro (2001–2003)
News 9 6:00 p.m. intro (2007–2010)
Station ID (1997–2001)
Website promo header
Other variations of this logo included one with the KWTV callsign and another with the word "Spirit" (in referencing to the longtime slogan "The Spirit of Oklahoma" used when this logo began being used) in place of the word "NEWS", as well as a version with a vertical design used from 1997-2002 with the word "NEWS" above the boxed "9". The logo also sometimes featured under the word "NEWS", a simple red underline, a red bar with the CBS Eye logo and station calls.
On October 25, 2010, KWTV began broadcasting local newscasts, syndicated programming and some local commercial advertisements in high definition; along with this upgrade, KWTV (and its sister station KOTV in Tulsa, which began carrying its newscasts in widescreen SD on that date), overhauled their logos and began using a uniform graphics package.
Station ID variant; also used as on-screen bug during syndicated programming (2010–2021)
Station ID variant; also used as on-screen bug during syndicated programming (2021–present)
Variant with website domain (2010–present)
Logo for KWTV-DT2/"News 9 Now" (2011–present)
News 9 10 p.m. open (2010–2017)
News 9 generic open (2017–2019)
News 9 generic open (2019–2024)
News 9 generic open (2024–present)
News 9 Kelly Ogle and Amanda Taylor website ad from December 2011
KWTV "Bob Mills SkyNews 9" website ad from September 2012