KOAA-TV

== KCSJ-TV ==
=== 1953–1961 ===
== KOAA-TV ==
=== 1961–1965 ===
In the early 1960s, KOAA-TV took much of its programming from sister KOA-TV (channel 4) in Denver and used a similar logo, but remained a free-standing station programmed separately. However, the two occasionally do cross-promotion between them.
===1965-1969===
===1969-1976===
=== Late 1970s–1983 ===
===1983–Late 1980s===
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Classic media.jpg
KOAA-TV used high-powered translator K30AA to reach parts of Colorado Springs.
===Late 1980s-2009===
====Late 1980s–1998====
====1998–2009====
Koaa2004-1.png|News open from 2004
Koaa2004-2.png|Onscreen bug from 2004
NBC Channel 5-30 Colorado (1998) JPEG.jpg|KOAA-NBC 5/30 Screen Capture (October 1998)
===2009–2011===
===2011–2013===
KOAA-Logo.png|Horizontal logo.
===2013–2017===
===2017–present===
KOAA Olympics logo (2018).svg|Olympics variant (2018-present)
KOAA-TV news opens-2
==External links==
*Official station website
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:Colorado Springs, Colorado
Category:Pueblo, Colorado
Category:Colorado
Category:Unknown year
Category:The E. W. Scripps Company
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1953