1954–1965 [ ] Originally signed on the air on December 25, 1954 as a primary NBC affiliate on VHF channel 12, it was owned by future Alabama governor Gordon Persons, who sold channel 12 and WSFA radio (AM 1440, now WLWI ) to the Oklahoma Publishing Company in February 1955 and again in 1959 to the Columbia, South Carolina-based Liberty Life Insurance Company .
1965–1970 [ ] 1970–1972 [ ] 1972–1979 [ ] Then-corporate sibling WTOL in Toledo and WIS-TV in Columbia, South Carolina used a similar logo from 1970s.
1979–1986 [ ]
"Just Watch Us Now" ID (1982–83)
"Let's all be there!" ID (1984–1985)
"Let's all be there!" ID (1985–1986)
The "-TV" suffix was omitted in 1986, long after WSFA radio was sold.
1986–2002 [ ] 1986–1990 [ ]
Only on WSFA Montgomery IDs 1989
"Come home to the best, only on WSFA" (1988–1989)
1990–2002 [ ] 2002–present [ ] 2002–2008 [ ]
Typography: Akzidenz-Grotesk
Launched: October 28, 2002
Liberty merged with Raycom , sharing its then-flagship status with sister station WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina.
2008–2023 [ ]
Designer: Raycom Design Group
Typography: Akzidenz-Grotesk
Launched: October 20, 2008
2023–present [ ]
Olympics logo (
2024 -present)
Typography: Termina (modified)
In December 2023, WSFA removes the NBC logo together with 55 other Gray-owned NBC stations nationwide in favor of their generic logo.
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Owned Television Stations :KNBC (Los Angeles, CA) | KNSD (San Diego, CA) | KNTV (San Jose–San Francisco–Oakland, CA) | KXAS (Dallas–Fort Worth, TX) | WBTS (Boston, MA) | WCAU (Philadelphia, PA) | WMAQ (Chicago, IL) | WNBC (New York City, NY) | WRC-TV (Washington, D.C.) | WTVJ (Miami–Ft. Lauderdale, FL) | WVIT (New Britain-Hartford-New Haven, CT) | WKAQ-DT3 (San Juan, PR)
Affiliates WVTM | WRGX / WTVY-DT4 | WAFF | WPMI | WSFA | KTUU /KYES | KTVF | KATH / KSCT | KPNX / KNAZ | KVOA | KYMA | KTVE | KNWA / KFTA-DT2 | KAIT-DT2 | KARK | KGET | KNVN | KIEM | KSEE | KMIR | KCRA | KSBW | KSBY | KUSA | KKCO | KOAA | WRDE / WBOC-LD3 / WSJZ-LD4 | WESH | WBBH | WNBW | WTLV | WJHG | WTWC | WFLA | WPTV | WALB | WXIA | WAGT | WLTZ | WMGT | WSAV | KHNL / KHBC / KOGG | KTVB / KTFT | KPVI | WAND | WEEK | WGEM | WREX | WFIE | WPTA-DT2 | WTHR | WPBI-LD2 | WNDU | WTWO | KWQC | WHO | KYOU-DT2 | KTIV | KWWL | KSNT | KSNW / KSNG / KSNC / KSNL / KSNK | WNKY | WLEX | WAVE | WPSD | KALB | WVLA | KPLC | KLAF / KADN-DT2 | WDSU | WWPI | WCSH | WLBZ | WBAL | WWLP / WFXQ | WDIV | WOOD | WBKB-DT2 | WLUC | WILX | WEYI | WPBN / WTOM | KARE | KTTC | KMNF | WNBD | WXXV-DT2 | WLBT | WDAM | WGBC-DT2 | WTVA | KOMU | KSNF | KSHB | KNPG | KSDK | KYTV | KULR / KYUS | KXGN-DT2 | KTVH / KTGF | KECI / KCFW / KTVM | KNOP | WOWT | KNEP | KSNB | KSNV | KRNV | KOB / KOBR / KOBF | WNYT | WBGH-CD / WIVT-DT2 | WGRZ | WETM | WPTZ | WHEC | WSTM | WKTV | WVNC | WCNC | WRAL | WITN | WECT | WXII | KVLY | KFYR / KQCD / KMOT / KUMV | WLWT | WKYC | WCMH | WDTN | WLIO | WTOV | WNWO | WFMJ | WHIZ | KTEN | KFOR | KJRH | KTVZ | KMTR / KMCB / KTCW | KOTI / KOBI | KGW | WICU | WJAC | WGAL | WPXI | WBRE | WJAR | WCBD | WIS | WYFF | WMBF | KNBN / KWBH | KDLT / KDLV | WRCB | WNBJ | WBIR | WMC | WSMV | KRBC | KAMR | KXAN | KBMT-DT2 | KVEO | KRIS | KTSM | KPRC | KETK | KGNS | KCBD | KWES | KSAN | WOAI | KCEN / KAGS | KTAL | KMOL | KFDX | KSL | WCYB | WVIR / WVIR-CD | WSVW | WAVY | WWBT | WSLS | KING | KHQ | KNDO / KNDU | WVVA | WBOY | WSAZ | WTAP | WEAU | WGBA | WMTV | WTMJ | WJFW | KBJR / KRII | KCWY / KCHY | KGWC-DT2 /KSTF-DT2 | KVZK | KUAM | WVGN | PJA
Stations are arranged alphabetically by state and territory, and based on the station's city of license or Designated Market Area.
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