WITI

1956–1959

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1959–1961

1961–1962

This logo depicts WITI's 1,081-foot (329.4 meter) broadcast tower; when it was completed in 1962, it was the tallest free-standing tower in the world.

1962–196?

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196?–1972

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1972–1973

1973–1995

On December 11, 1994, as part of a large affiliation deal with New World Communications, WITI switched from CBS to Fox. CBS moved its programming to WDJT-TV on that date

A variant of this logo would be revived for a WITI subchannel that was an Antenna TV affiliate as "TV 6.2".

TV6 News logo from 1990-1995

WITI Station ID from 1990-1995

Station ID from 1994 with the Fox searchlights background.

TV6 News at Six Open (1988-1990)

TV6 News at Ten Open (1988-1990)

TV6 Wake Up News Open (1994-1995)

TV6 News at Noon open (1990-1994)

TV6 News at Five Open (1990-1994)

TV6 News at Ten Open (1990-1994)

TV6 Saturday Report open (1990-1994)

TV6 Prime Time News at Nine open (1994-1995)

TV6 News at Ten Open (1994-1995)

TV6 Prime Time News at Nine open (1995-1996)

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1995–1997

In the spring of 1995, WITI rebranded itself as "Fox is Six" for general station promotion and Six is News as the title of its newscasts, mirroring the branding adopted around the same time by Cleveland sister station WJW.

Six is News logo (1995–1997)

Six is News boxed logo (1995–1997)

Six is News generic ID (1995–1997)

Six Is News at Noon open (1995-1997)

Six Is News Prime Time at Nine open (1996-1997)

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1997–1998

This logo, which was used from January 1997 to April 1998, heavily resembles the NFL on Fox logo.

Station ID (1997-1998)

Fox Six Prime Time News open (1997-1998)

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1998–2002

The "6" logo shows similarities to earlier designs from the 1960s and 1970s.

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2002–2007

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2007–present

3D variant

2006 variant using the same design as the rest of the Fox O&Os. Only used on WITI's website.

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