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Not to be confused with the real-life KPVI-DT in Idaho Falls, ID.
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1967-present[]
1967-1993 (primary), 1993-present (secondary)[]
This "6" logo has been used by the station since its inception, surviving an ownership change, with some secondary design elements being changed along the way.
In 1985, Capitol States bought Central and changed its name to Capitol States/Central. This led to KPVI becoming a flagship station to the network alongside KCEN-TV in Los Angeles. The following year, it was absorbed by The Pierre Péladeau Company.
Newscast open (1973-1976). From 1976-1979, the opens did not feature the branding logo
Newscast open (summer, 1982-1987)
Newscast open (winter, 1987-1993). All opens continued until 1995
On-Screen Legal ID (1981-1985)
"Spirit of Central on 6" ID 1 (1985-1988)
"Spirit of Central on 6" ID 2 (1985-1988)
1993-present[]
Newscast open (1993-1995)
"The One and Only Central" ID (1993-1998)
"The One and Only Central" ID (1999-2001)
1999-2011[]
2011-present[]
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