KITN picked up the Fox affiliation in 1988 after KMSP-TV dropped it due to its initial weak programming and ratings that were affecting its otherwise successful lineup.
1990–1994
WFTC
1994–1995
1995–2002
The logo is identicial to the 20th Century Fox logo.
Station ID 1997-98
Logo with callsign and city of license
During this logo's run WFTC would be purchased by Fox Television Stations in 2001. This made WFTC a Fox O&O but in 2002, Fox programming would move to KMSP-TV due to KMSP having a stronger signal than WFTC.
2002–2006
WFTC became the UPN affiliate on September 8, 2002, when Fox affiliation went back to former affiliate KMSP-TV.
2006
Following the announcement of the shutdown of UPN (whose programming would be merged with The WB to form The CW), all Fox-owned UPN stations, including WFTC, dropped the UPN name and logo from their on-air branding. WFTC changed its branding to "WFTC 29", and adopted an altered version of 2002-06 UPN era logo.
2006–2017
3D version
C More My 29, featuring the station's mascot C More.
Launch ad (2006)
2017–present
Station ID from 2017
Watermark, used during syndicated programming
Watermark
In August 2017, Fox Television Stations re-branded WFTC as Fox 9+ matching the branding of sister station KMSP-TV.
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