KVII-TV

==1957–1962==
The station signed on December 21, 1957, taking the ABC affiliation away from KFDA-TV (channel 10). The station was originally owned by Southwest States. On June 21, 1958, Southwest States announced that it would sell channel 7 to Television Properties. The sale was approved by the FCC on July 16 of that same year but the deal later fell through.
==1962–1967==
On August 1, 1963, Southwest States announced that it would sell channel 7 to the Walton Group. The sale was completed on November 12 of that same year. 
==1967–1968==
Walton added the "-TV" suffix to channel 7 during 1967. On October of that same year, the Walton Group sold channel 7 to Marsh Media. The sale was completed on January 31 of that same year.
==1968–present==
===1968–2015===
After Marsh Media purchased the station, channel 7 began adapting the G. Dean Smith-designed Circle 7 originally made for ABC's six original owned-and-operated television stations.
===1979–1994===
Kvii0779.jpg|Alternate logo with ID for Sayre, Oklahoma satellite KVIJ-TV (now defunct)
Kvii-tv-7-amarillo-tx-1963-ad-johninarizona.jpg|KVII promotional ad for "Family Feud" from 1983.
KVII93ID.jpg
PromNews7-Noon-93.jpg
ProNews7-pm-93.jpg
===1994–2001===
KVII ProNews 7 1997 Logo.gif
File:Pronews7.gif
WB+Logo.jpg|Cable-only The WB affiliation, as "KDBA" (1998-2006)
===2001–2006===
On August 26, 2002, Marsh Media announced that it would sell KVII to New Vision Group. On April 7, 2005, New Vision sold the station to Barrington Broadcasting Group.
===2006–2013===
On February 28, 2013, the Sinclair Broadcast Group announced the acquisition of Barrington's television stations, including KVII. The sale was completed on November 25 of that same year.
Kvii cwtv.JPG|KVII-DT2 (2006-2013)
KVII-DT2 (2013).svg|KVII-DT2 (2013-2020)
===2013–2015===
In 2013, the ABC logo was incorporated into the circle 7.
===2015–present===
In 2015, the station began adapting a more thicker version of the circle 7 mainly to distinguish it from its sister stations WJLA-TV in Washington, DC and KATV in Little Rock/Pine Bluff. The ABC logo was also placed to the left.
KVII 2015 logo.svg|With the ABC logo
KVII 7 Flat.svg|Flat version with the ABC logo
KVII (2015, Alt1).svg|Alternate logo
KVII (2015, alt 2).svg|Alternate logo, used on on-air graphics
KVII-Print.svg|Print version
KGO-TV and KABC-TV ABC 7 (monochrome 1).svg|Alternate print version (not actually used)
KVII-ABC7News.png|ABC 7 News logo (2015–present)
ABC7News-PanhandleSpirit.png|ABC 7 News horizontal logo (2015–present)
Kvii.png
File:LOGO KVII ABC7 solid news tag horz blk.png
UYJDGU-O.jpeg|Twitter logo
Stormsearch7.png|"StormSearch 7" weather logo (2015–present)
RA6iajVe.jpg|Alternate "StormSearch 7" weather logo (2015–present)
KVII-DT2 CW Amarillo 2020.svg|KVII-DT2 (2020-2024)
KVII DT2 2020 ID.png|KVII-DT2 ID (2020)
KVII-DT2 2024.svg|KVII-DT2 (2024-present)
==External links==
*ABC 7 Amarillo
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