WBTI-TV[]
1980–1985[]
WIII[]
1985–1990[]
WBTI changed its callsign to WIII on January 1, 1985, and branded itself as The Eyes of Cincinnati.
WSTR-TV[]
1990–1998[]
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The station rebranded again on September 15, 1990, changing the callsign to WSTR-TV, to go along with its new branding of Star 64.
1995 Station ID
Logo featured in national UPN ID from late 1997.
Honkytonk Man ad
The Light of Day ad.
Designing Women promo.
Masters Of The Universe ad.
The Golden Girls promo.
Return To Mayberry ad.
Annie promo.
Deadly Games/Live Shot ad.
Baywatch and The Hidden ad.
JFK promo.
White Men Can't Jump/Soldier Of Fortune ad.
Hunt Or Be Hunted Sunday.
Runaway Sunday.
1998–2004[]
Dawson's Creek and Charmed ad.
7th Heaven and Hyperion Bay ad.
Buffy and Felicity ad.
Switch To Stand-Up Comedy!
Unhappily Ever After ad.
The WB64 Thursday Nite Groove ad.
Terminator 2 and Baywatch ad.
Let us entertain you today.
Sabrina the Teenage Witch promo (2000)
2004–2006[]
Newscast logo
2006–2009[]
Station id 1
Station soon id 2
On-screen bug used for syndicated programming at the time.
on-screen bug used for newscasts at the time.
Standalone logo.
Cincinnati Bengals-themed variant used as a sponsor station for the Cincinnati Bengals (2006-2009)
WSTR-TV later reverted back to being a UPN station in the fall of 2006, pulling the latter affiliation from low-power station WBQC-LD, which resulted in The WB moving to WKRC-TV's new digital subchannel.
Additionally around this time, WSTR-TV began carrying 4Kids TV programming, after it was dropped by WBQC-LD, after the station became a independent station as a result of UPN moving to WSTR-TV.
2009–2015[]
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The Star 64 branding was restored on September 15, 2009.
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