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WKY-TV

1949–195?

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KFOR-TV signed on the air as Oklahoma's first television station on June 6, 1949, under the callsign WKY-TV.

195?–195?

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195?–196?

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196?–196?

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196?–197?

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197?–197?

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197?–1976

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KTVY

1976–1979

In 1976, WKY-TV changed its callsign to KTVY.

1979–1987

1987–1990

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KFOR-TV

1990–1994

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In 1990, KTVY changed its callsign to the current KFOR-TV; it branded itself as "4 Strong" for entertainment purposes, and as NewsTeam 4 for its newscasts, though the news branding changed to the current NewsChannel 4 in 1993, near the end of the "4 Strong" era.

1994–1997

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1997–2008

2008–present

This updated version of the 1994 logo was introduced on August 8, 2008, coinciding with the start of NBC's coverage of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China; the "4" logo's color was changed from yellow to blue in this revamp.

TV stations in Oklahoma City

4

NBC

KFOR-TV

5

ABC

KOCO-TV

9

CBS

KWTV

13

PBS