WGBA-TV

Contents
1980–1981	1981–1985	1985-1992	1992–1995	1995–1998
1998–2001	2001–2005	2005–2020	2020–present

WLRE

1980–1981

1981–1985

The "26" logo used here appears to be influenced by the logo used by KMPH-TV from 1984-86.

WGBA(–TV)

1985–1992

When the station was bought by Florida-based Family Group Broadcasting in 1985, it changed call signs from WLRE to WGBA and adopted a logo patterned after those of other Family-owned stations including WFTX-TV, WFGX-TV, WPGX-TV, WVFT-TV, WQRF-TV and WLAX-TV.

In-program station ID

WGBA-TV station ID from 1990

WGBA-TV "The Fun's On Us!" promo from 1990 (this ID also displays the station's low-power Upper Michigan repeater signals)

1992–1995

In February 1992, Green Bay's original Fox affiliate WXGZ–TV (channel 32) went dark due to financial problems (it would return to the air two years later as WACY-TV). WGBA took over the Fox affiliation for Green Bay the next morning and would rebrand aurally and visually to "Fox 26".

WGBA-TV station ID from 1993

Gold variant

1995–1998

On August 28, 1995, WGBA-TV swapped affiliations with WLUK-TV (channel 11), becoming the NBC affiliate for the Green Bay market as part of a group affiliation deal with SF Broadcasting who purchased four stations (including WLUK-TV) from Burnham Broadcasting and become Fox affiliates; WGBA then became known on-air as "NBC 26".

NBC 26 News logo (1996-1998). The station's news operation began on July 19, 1996.

1998–2001

NBC 26 News open (Early 2002)

2001–2005

2005–present

2005–2020

2020–present

Alternate version with only the 26 and the NBC peacock, used in social media

Olympics logo (2021-present)

External links

• NBC 26