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1968–1973 1973–1978 1978–1982 1982–1993 1983 (unused)
1968–1973 1973–1978 1978–1982 1982–1993 1983 (unused)
1993–1995 1995–2002 2002–2012 2012–2018 2018–present
1993–1995 1995–2002 2002–2012 2012–2018 2018–present

KDTV[]

1968–1973[]

KDTV (1968)

The KDTV callsign has since been currently in use by KDTV-DT, a Univision-owned staiton in San Francisco.

KXTX-TV[]

1973–1978[]

KXTX-TV (1973)

1978–1993[]

1978–1982[]

Kxtx39

1982–1993[]

KXTX-TV (1982)

1983 (unused)[]

KXTX - 1983
Designer:  Walter Horton for
Sibley/Peteet Design
Typography:  Custom
Launched:  1983

1993–2002[]

1993–1995[]

KXTXTEXAS391993

KXTX became a charter affiliate of The WB in January 1995. Rival independent KTVT had opted to affiliate with CBS, replacing longtime affiliate KDFW (which switched to Fox that July under a deal with then-owner New World Communications), despite a purported verbal commitment between then-owner Gaylord Broadcasting and Time Warner for KTVT and Seattle sister station KSTW to become WB affiliates. KXTX reverted to independent status in July 1995, when KDAF (which Fox had recently sold to Renaissance Communications) took over the local rights to the WB affiliation.

1995–2002[]

KXTX-TV (1995)

In 2001, Southwest Sports Television (which aquired the station from the Christian Broadcasting Network in 2000) sold the station to Telemundo (making former Telemundo affiliate, KFWD an independent station).

2002–2012[]

Telemundo 39 (2002)

During this logo's run, KXTX as well as the rest of the Telemundo network were purchased by NBC in 2002. This made KXTX a sister station to NBC O&O, KXAS-TV.

2012–2018[]

Telemundo 39 (2012)

2018–present[]

Telemundo 39 (2018)