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KVLZ[]
1958-1964[]
1964-1968[]
1968-1971[]
1971-1976[]
KLKV[]
1976-1985[]
Despite KVLZ's former sister AM and FM radio stations no longer going by the same call-sign by 1973, Landmark Communications, who Gill Industries would sell the television station to in 1976, would change their call-sign anyway as a way of starting with a clean slate.
1985-1997[]
During this logo's run, Granite Broadcasting would acquire the station from Landmark Communications in 1992.
1997-2000[]
In 1998, NBC and KRAX, wanting to expand their exclusive presence to Prescott, agreed to pay Granite a substantial fee to cease broadcasting NBC programming. This was because they felt that KLKV was taking a massive share from the Prescott market. Shortly before their contract with NBC expired in July of 1999, KLKV signed a new contract with The WB television network
2000-2003[]
As the result of a 2000 dispute between CBS and KAAM (and its owners, Young Broadcasting) regarding reverse compensation, CBS programming would move to KLKV on January 1, 2002.
2003-2007[]
2003-2005[]
The "11" bears a strong resembalance to the one used by real-life WPXI.
2005-2007[]
2007-2016[]
2007-2013[]
2013-2016[]
2016-present[]
The current Group W "11" would debut alongside the new O&O graphics on the noon news on August 15, 2016.