KCPQ

==KMO-TV==
===1953–1954===
What is now KCPQ originally signed on the air on August 2, 1953, as an NBC affiliate licensed to Tacoma on VHF channel 13 and was initially owned by Carl Haymond under the callsign KMO-TV (not to be confused with KOMO-TV, which would take the NBC affiliation on December 11, 1953 by the Fisher family), KMO-TV became independent after the switch.
Ironically, KOMO would later reuse the KMO wordmark from 1978–2000.
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==KTVW==
===1954–1974===
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KTVW CH 13 logos.jpg
After just a year, KMO-TV became KTVW in 1954 under new ownership. KTVW abruptly went off the air on December 12, 1974, per a bankruptcy judge's decision.
==KCPQ==
===1976–1980===
The remnants of the former KTVW were purchased by the Tacoma, Washington-based Clover Park School District, and channel 13 returned to the air as PBS member station KCPQ on January 4, 1976.
===1980–1991===
This logo was based off of then-Kelly Broadcasting sister station KCRA-TV's (Sacramento-Stockton) logo. Kelly purchased KCPQ in early 1980; and went silent on February 28th of that year, and relaunched it as an independent station on November 4; it would align with the then-new Fox network on October 9, 1986.
KCPQ - Puget Sound Television 1980s.svg|Puget Sound Television logo
KCPQ old Tacoma.svg|Alternate logo #1
KCPQ old Seatac.svg|Alternate logo #2
KCPQ old Helvetica.svg|Use only on sign-offs (legal ID prior to 1987–1988)
KCPQ old horizontal.svg|Horizontal version
KCPQ old wordmark.svg|Wordmark
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Kcpqmovie87.jpg|Alternate ID
Music-seizures.jpg|Station ID (1988–1990)
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Screen shot 2016-06-15 at 7.09.51 AM.png|Promo for "The Joan Rivers Show" (1989)
Screen shot 2016-06-15 at 7.05.36 AM.png|"America's Most Wanted" promo (1990–1991)
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Screenshot 2016-06-16-11-30-37 (1).png|"The Northwest's Own Movie Channel" ID
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Screenshot 20200530-200158 YouTube.jpg|Station ID ("It's on Fox!", 1990)
716A923C-7786-4E86-AA7D-220A0D7EAA08.png|Puget Sound Television ID (early 1980s)
F297FF58-878E-47CE-8991-3F062099A2BA.png|Station ID (1980s)
===1991–2016===
This logo was introduced in the summer of 1991, and remained unchanged for a long time, with only minor changes along the way in its quarter-century of use. The '13' part of the logo is set in Compacta Bold Condensed.
====1991–1995====
KCPQ 1991- Black.svg
KCPQ-Q-Logo.svg|Standalone "Q" logo
KCPQ-Q-Logo-Black.svg|Standalone "Q" logo, colored in black
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Q13 Fox.png|Black background
Screenshot 20200205-110430 Drive.jpg|White background
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====1995–1997====
Q13FOX-95-Black.svg|Monochrome logo
KCPQ 1995 (horizontal).svg|Horizontal variant
KCPQ 1995 (horizontal print).svg|Horizontal print variant
KCPQ 1996.svg
Q13kidsclub.jpg|Q13 Kids Club promo
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Screenshot 20210307-190919 YouTube.jpg|"Cool Like Us" ID (1995–1996)
====1997–2003====
Tribune Broadcasting purchased KCPQ from Kelly Broadcasting as part of its dissolution and exit from the television business in August. The deal was structured as a three-way transaction, in which Kelly sold the station to the Meredith Corporation, which then swapped it to Tribune in exchange for its Atlanta station WGNX (now WGCL-TV). Following the purchase of channel 13, Tribune merged KCPQ's operations with those of KTWB-TV (channel 22, now KZJO), which Tribune had acquired earlier in 1998. The two stations became co-owned in 1999, after the FCC began to allow same-market duopolies. Shortly before Tribune's purchase, KCPQ moved its headquarters from Tacoma to Lake Union in Seattle on September 13, 1997; despite the move, the station is still licensed to Tacoma to this day.
====2003–2016====
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===2016–2020===
KCPQ 2016 Rebrand Styleguide
====2016–2020====
Q13 FOX logo 2x.png
KCPQ13 Fox 2016 - Horizontal.svg|Horizontal variant
KCPQ 'Q' Logo 2016.svg|Standalone "Q" logo (2016–2020)
KCPQ 13 Facebook Profile Picture 2016.svg|Q13 Fox's Facebook profile picture
Tribune was acquired by Nexstar Media Group on September 19, 2019. They later sold KCPQ and KZJO to the Fox Television Stations subsidiary of the Fox Corporation, along with WITI in Milwaukee, in exchange for WJZY and WMYT-TV in Charlotte on March 2, 2020.
====July–August 2020====
Q13 FOX-1.svg|Alternate logo, as "Q13 Fox Seattle"
Q13 FOX-2.svg|Horizontal logo
This logo was introduced after Fox Television Stations acquired KCPQ from Nexstar. The only minor change is the updated Fox wordmark used by the network.
===2020–2021===
Q13 Fox Seattle (August 2020-present).svg|Seen primarily on the website
KCPQ Q13 Fox (2020) Monochrome 2.svg|Horizontal version
Q13 Fox 2020.svg|Colored horizontal logo
Q13 Fox 2020 (Stacked Variant).svg|Colored stacked logo
Q13 Fox 2020 (Dark-Colored Variant).svg|Dark-colored horizontal logo
Q13 Fox 2020 (Stacked Dark-Colored Variant).svg|Dark-colored stacked logo
KCPQ.jpg|Station ID/News open (2020)
The entire logo has been slightly modified for the first time since their acquisition by Fox Television Stations in early 2020, with the "Q" portion resembling the one originally used from 1980–1991. Between October 17, 2020, and September 23, 2021, KCPQ was the only Fox owned-and-operated television station to have the network name in the general branding and only that, as the "Q13 News" branding remains separate from the general branding.
===2021–present===
This logo initially appeared on the FCC's online Public Inspection File for KCPQ (link). Then shortly afterward, on September 22, the Q13 website got updated with the "Fox 13" branding. On September 24, the on-air rebranding went into effect, retiring the iconic "Q13" brand after 41 years. The 2007 Fox O&O logo design is used for Fox 13 and Fox 13+ in the way it was used for KMSP-TV Fox 9 in Minneapolis/St. Paul.
Fts-seattle-a.svg|Blue version
KCPQ Fox 13 (2021) - Monochrome Variant.svg|Without location
Fts-seattle-b.svg|Blue version without location
KCPQ Fox 13 2021.svg
KCPQ Fox 13 2021 (Dark-Colored Variant).svg
KCPQ (2021).svg|Colored version
KCPQ (2021) Vertical.svg|Colored stacked version
KCPQ proposed 2021 logo.svg|Colored box variant
default-image.png|Station ID/News open (2023)
==External links==
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Category:Television channels and stations established in 1980