WEAU

==1953–1957==
WEAU-TV (the "-TV" suffix would be dropped on October 1, 2012) first signed on the air on December 17, 1953 as a primary NBC affiliate on VHF channel 13, owned by the Central Broadcasting Company. Morgan Murphy Media and also included the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram along with WEAU radio (790 AM now WEAQ at 1150 AM, and 94.1 FM now WIAL).
==1957–1962==
==1962–1968==
==1968–1974==
==1974–1976==
==1976–1994==
===1976–1986===
WEAU-TV (1976-1979).svg|1976–1979
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WEAU 1976.JPG|Station ID (1976–1979)
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WEAU was only one of few stations that kept the original Big N logo after NBC dropped it in 1979. They would use the new Big N logo of 1979/80 a few times in the early 1980s.
===1986–1994===
==1994–2001==
WEAU NewsCenter 13 (1994).svg|"News Center 13" logo
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==2001–present==
===2001–2008===
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===2008–2010===
===2010–2023===
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The CW Eau Claire La Crosse 2021.svg|WECX-LD/WEAU-DT10 (2021-present) logo.
The CW Eau Claire La Crosse 2021 Print.svg|WECX-LD/WEAU-DT10 (2021-present) print logo.
WEAU-TV news opens
===2023-present===
In December 2023, WEAU dropped the NBC peacock alongside all other Gray-owned NBC stations in which WEAU became 13 News.
WECX 2024.png|WECX-LD/WEAU-DT10 (2024, tentative)
==External links==
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