KEPR-TV

==1954–1965==
KEPR-TV first signed on December 28, 1954 as a satellite of KIMA-TV, and it was originally owned by the Cascade Broadcasting Company.
==1965–1969==
==1969–1978==
Filmways agreed to purchase Cascade Broadcasting for $3 million in 1968, and the sale was approved the following year, only for them to sell channel 29 and its satellite stations to NWG Broadcasting for $1 million in 1972.
==1978–1989==
Screen Shot 2016-01-20 at 1.54.54 PM.png|"Hee Haw" promo
Retlaw Enterprises acquired the NWG stations for $17 million in 1986; the stations were operated as part of the Retlaw Broadcasting division.
==1990–1995==
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==1995–1998==
==1998–2000==
==2000–2007==
Fisher Communications (after purchasing the Retlaw stations in 1999) rebranded all of their stations with this universal logo design in 2000. Sister stations at the time included KOMO-TV, KATU, KIMA-TV, KBOI-TV, KIDK, KLEW-TV, and KVAL-TV.
==2007–present==
===2007-2021===
The logo is still used as a header logo on its website.
KIMA-KEPR-DT2 Logo.svg|KEPR-DT2 (2009-2022)
===2021-present===
KIMA-KEPR-DT2 2022.svg|KEPR-DT2 (2022-present)
KEPR Action News 2022.svg|Action News logo
KIMA KEPR-DT2 2024.svg|KEPR-DT2 (2024, tentative)
==External links==
*KEPR-TV.com
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