For the television station in Hiroshima, Japan which previously used the brand name UHT, see Hiroshima Home Television.
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1953–1960
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1960–1971
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1971–1993
1971–1988
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30th anniversary logo (1983)
1988–1993
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Station ID
1994–2001
1994–1999
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This logo, representing a "new dawn", debuted at the end of the station's 40th year.
1999–2001
Station identification with logo as Houston Public Television, used from 1993 until the early 2000's. Note the shared logo also used by WTVS and KCTS-TV.
2001–2014
Station ID (2010–2014)
Parental Guidance Suggested Bumper
Station ID (2001–2014)
Houston PBS Presents Bumper
This logo is still used on the exterior of the LeRoy and Lucile Melcher Center for Public Broadcasting.
2014–2020
Station ID (2014–2015)
Station ID (2015–2020)
Station ID #2 (2015–2020)
In 2014, KUHT merged with two public radio stations (KUHF and KUHA) to form Houston Public Media.
2020–present
Station ID (2020–present)
As of February 20, 2020, KUHT changed its logo to reflect the current PBS logo.
2024—present (online only)
The 2020 logo continues to still be used on-air.
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