Steve and Ted in the Morning

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/13/25 Complete Show

Hour 3 - Local, national, and world news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 2 - Steve and Ted end this hour with a look at business news from The Wichita Business Journal with Editor Kirk Seminoff

Hour 1 - The deputy was on foot and working on the scene of a prior accident when he was struck by a vehicle near K-42 and Maize Road.

Ties are no longer "the Father's Day gift." Steve and Ted have a list for Father's Day in 2025.

Why is it considered unlucky? Do we even care? We answer some unlucky questions.

Moneytracker Don Grant says Americans put a negative connotation on the word "retirement."

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/12/25 Complete Show - A pretty wide net of news this morning. From a 98-year-old hockey player to a tragedy in India. Oh, and another GOP win... in baseball.

Hour 3 - This hour wraps up the show with a look at business news from Editor Bill Roy and the Wichita Business Journal.

Hour 2 - After local and national news headlines we check in on sports with Ted Woodward.

Some very tragic breaking news this morning, a passenger jet on its way to London crashes in India.

Wichita still in very good shape near the top of the list. We discuss the commute on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

A survey was done, and we look at some results. What are your favorite fries?

A very remarkable story in today's KNSS Salute to Service.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/11/25 Complete Show - We look at national news plus news from around the Wichita area.

Hour 3 - Officials discussed Kechi development at the Sedgwick County Commission meeting.

Hour 2 - Local and national news headlines on Steve an Ted in the Morning, and more on the protests across the U.S.

Hour 1 - The rate increase would increase the average Kansas energy bill by $13 a month.

Steve and Ted get business news from Editor Kirk Seminoff of the Wichita Business Journal.

Steve and Ted take a look at some poll results, ahead of Father's Day.

It is Lead-Off Sports with Ted Woodward.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/10/25 Complete Show - Spirit is showing more workers the door, more troops are pouring into California unasked, and a look into local level infrastructure in Sedgwick County.

Hour 3 - Some of same workers just returning from "furlough" will be going home once again.

Hour 2 - A very wet end of May into early June has eased drought conditions, although Wichita remains under stage 2 water restrictions.

Hour 1 - Lead-Off Sports follows local and national news on Steve and Ted, and Ted previews series starting today for the Royals and Wind Surge.

Fox News correspondent Eben Brown joins us live from Miami, giving us a look at what happened at a conference that is generally on the cutting edge of consumer electronics.

Every Tuesday we get a county update from Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Ryan Baty. Some township positions in Baty's district are vacant and need appointees.

And if so, how do we change it? Moneytracker Don Grant joins us with some estate problems more often faced by women rather than men.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/9/25 Complete Show - As protests continue in California, Wichita is looking for a road safety grant and its Mayor is preparing for a trip to France.

Hour 3 - The sometimes violent protests enter their 3rd day in California.

Hour 2 - After local and national news we check the Storm Team 12 Forecast.

Hour 1 - In Lead-Off Sports, after a local and national newscast, Ted recaps the weekend's events for us.

Over the weekend Russia launched missiles and drones at targets inside Ukraine... with little damage or effect. Steve and Ted get the latest from Fox News Jonathan Savage in London.

It is Monday, and we talk with Mayor Lily Wu on today's "Mondays with the Mayor."

Moneytracker Don Grant says you have to provide money to your retirement fund... but you do have to be healthy enough to enjoy retirement.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/6/25 Complete Show - A huge reversal on Capitol Hill and in the White House sparks online feud, more workers out of work in Wichita, and the return of a softball tournament.

Hour 3 - Arkansas authorities on Tuesday released a photo rendering of a convicted murderer and former police chief known as the "Devil in the Ozarks" as the search for the escaped inmate entered its second week.

Hour 2 - After local and national news on Steve and Ted we get today's forecast including a look at Riverfest's likely rainy end.

Hour 1 - The once best buddies are now exchanging childish insults and juvenile threats via social media.

It is June 6th, Steve and Ted take a look back to the beginning of the end of WWII.

Breaking business news this morning, and Editor Kirk Seminoff of the Wichita Business Journal joins us live with the latest.

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Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/5/25 Complete Show - Today's headlines; local, national, and sports on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 3 - Steve and Ted wrap up a Thursday with business news from The Wichita Business Journal.

Hour 2 - The Sedgwick County Commission is hoping to foster some growth for the Kechi area.

Hour 1 - After news headlines on Steve and Ted we get Lead-Off Sports with Ted Woodward.

On the 81st anniversary of D-Day, Jochen “Jack” Wurfl, who hid his Jewish roots to escape being sent to a concentration camp during World War II, shares his memories of the historic event that laid the foundation for the liberation of Europe.

Dan Dillon is retiring from his second career working for the City of Wichita. He of course spent years on the air as a voice in Wichita Radio News.

Moneytracker Don Grant says many Americans don't know how long their retirement savings will last.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 6/4/25 Complete Show: Todays headlines cover the spectrum from seriously dangerous weather conditions to a strange Chinese smuggling operation.

Hour 3 - The smuggled fungus could have impacted harvests and human health.