For the television station in Hiroshima, Japan which previously used the brand name UHT, see Hiroshima Home Television.
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1960–1971[]
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1971-1988[]
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30th anniversary logo (1983)
1988–1993[]
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1993–1999[]
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 #2
Parental Guidance Suggested Bumper
Station ID
Houston PBS Presents Bumper
This logo is still used on the exterior of the LeRoy and Lucile Melcher Center for Public Broadcasting.
2014–2020[]
In 2014, KUHT merged with two public radio stations (KUHF and KUHA) to form Houston Public Media.
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.
