WHA-TV in Madison first signed on May 3, 1954. It was the first public television station in Wisconsin and remained the only one until WMVS (Milwaukee Public Television) signed on in 1957.
1969–1971[]
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1971–1978[]
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1978–1988[]
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In 1971, the Wisconsin state legislature created the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board, activating five stations as satellites of WHA-TV during the 1970s - WPNE/Green Bay in 1972; WHWC/Menomonie and WHLA/La Crosse in 1973; WHRM/Wausau in 1975 and WLEF/Park Falls in 1977. Though united as a network, WHA-TV and the other stations would employ their respective call signs for on-air branding until the mid-1980s.
WHA sign-off card ca. 1985 featuring the WHA logo.
Wisconsin Public Television[]
1978–1992[]
WHA-TV and its five satellite stations adopted the collective name of "Wisconsin Public Television" in 1988, and its "stylized W" logo from 1978.
WPT identification bumper ca. 1988.
1992–2019[]
1992–2009[]
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WLEF (1996)
WHLA (1997)
WHWC (1998)
Station ID (1998-2000)
Sign On (2000-2002)
Sign In (2002-2009)
1994-2000
2009–2019[]
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Alternate Logo similar to the 1992-2009 logo
Alternate version, mainly sourced from Wisconsin Public Television's website.
Logo for "Wisconsin Channel," a subchannel service established by WPT in the mid-2010s.
On November 4, 2019, the "Wisconsin Public Television" brand was retired and replaced by "PBS Wisconsin," reflecting the statewide network's connections to the national PBS brand.
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Alternate PBS Wisconsin logo, found primarily on the network's social media sites