KTSM-TV

==1953–1954==
==1954–1957==
==1957–1959==
==1959–1960==
==1960–1963==
==1963–1965==
==1965–1969==
==1969–1972==
==1972–1975==
==1976–1980==
Helvetica Black 9.svg|The number itself
KTSM 1977.png
==1980-1984==
The Futura "9" is similar to the one used by ABC affiliate (formerly with CBS) WCPO-TV since 1996.
KTSM TV 1981 3.JPG
KTSM TV 1981.JPG
KTSM TV 1981 2.JPG
KTSM TV 1981 4.JPG
KTSM TV ID 1983.JPG
==1984–1992==
KTSM-TV El Paso TX 1985.png
KTSM 1985 V2.PNG
KTSM 1985.PNG
KTSM 1986.png
KTSM-TV El Paso TX 1988.png
KTSM-TV El Paso TX 1991.png
IMG 0186.png
KTSM 1987.png|1984; This ident was used throughout most of 1985 and remained in use through as late as 1987. KTSM was one of the last known NBC stations to have used the old "Let's All Be There" idents.
Screenshot 485.png
KTSM1989.png
==1990–1992==
House with a tower.jpg
IMG 0185.png
The "9" in KTSM's logo is similar to the one used by KWTV in Oklahoma City from 1988 to 2010, and WNCT-TV in Greenville, North Carolina from 1995 to 1998.
==1992–1995==
==1995–2018==
NBC9-KTSM.png
vlcsnap-2023-07-12-16h08m38s005.png|Station ID using Pinnacle Productions' "Moving Pictures" ID (1995)
KTSM 2002.gif
KTSM logo 1997.gif
KTSM-NBC-Olympics.jpg|Olympic logo (1996-2016)
==2018–present==
8D373E58-D3D3-4C8D-BF41-DD738E89FF7C-16850-00000C460F5BC01E.jpeg
Starting from 2018, the red disc 9 was replaced with a blue and yellow mountain landscape to making it similar with its nearby sister station KRQE.
center|300px
==External links==
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:NBC network affiliates
Category:El Paso, Texas
Category:Texas
Category:Nexstar Media Group
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1953
Category:1953