WSAW-TV

==WSAU-TV==
===1954–1964===
For decades, WSAU/WSAW's mascot was Sir Seven, a "knight in shining armor" designed by Sid Kyler, the station's graphic designer; Kyler drew inspiration from the castle-like design of the Plumer Mansion, the station's original home.
*"The History of NewsChannel 7," (from WSAW.com)
===1964–1967===
===1967–1975===
0008.jpg
S-l1600-30.jpg
===1975–1981===
S-l1600-10-0.jpg
==WSAW-TV==
===1981–1982===
===1982–1999===
WSAW-TV Wausau WI 1990.jpg|WSAW-TV logo (c. 1990)
WSAW-TV ID 1988.png
WSAW-TV and W57AR ID 1988.png
WSAW 1980s.jpg|Station ID (1986-1996)
WSAW 1996.jpg|Station ID (1996–1999)
===1999–2006===
wsaw10pSa08212004_02logo.jpg
wsaww57ar092002.jpg
===2006–2012===
WSAW-Sir-Seven-2011.jpg|WSAW launched local high-definition programming in 2011, and with it reintroduced Sir Seven as its mascot.
Wsaw mntv.jpg|WSAW-DT2
Wsawdt2 09512007 logo.jpg
===2012–present===
WSAW-TV unveiled this logo on October 24, 2012.
Wsaw 2014.png|Alternative logo with Sir Seven
Wsaw.svg|Logo without the call signs
Central Wisconsin CW 2021.png|WYOW 34.1 / WSAW-DT4 / WZAW-LD4 (2021-2024) print logo. 
WYOW 2024.svg|WYOW 34.1 / WSAW-DT4 / WZAW-LD4 (2024-present)
File:WSAW without CBS eye.svg|Version without the CBS eye.
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:CBS network affiliates
Category:Gray Television
Category:Wausau, Wisconsin
Category:Wisconsin
Category:Television stations formerly using the Circle 7 logo
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1954
Category:Overmyer/United Network