Steve and Ted in the Morning

Woodward & Whit: 3/23/26 Complete Show - After a summer like first weekend of Spring we take a look back at sports with Ted Woodward. Plus headlines including the latest national and world news, local news, traffic, sports, and much more.

Hour 3 - While it was good news in sports for Shocker fans... things didn't go so well for the Jayhawks.

Hour 2 - After local news we check the KSN Storm Track 3 forecast with Chief Meteorologist Ross Janssen. We've had record-breaking heat right after temps in the 20's. Seems like in 2026 we had 2 weeks of winter, an early spring, and we've already had a taste of summer.

Hour 1 - News headlines on KNSS, this train derailment causing headaches during Monday's morning drive.

In our normally scheduled update from Topeka from Speaker of the Kansas House Dan Hawkins we got a big surprise, the entire GOP leadership committee. So we heard from Speaker Pro-Tem Blake Carpenter, Majority Leader Chris Croft, Assistant Majority Leader Kyle Hoffman, and Kansas House Whip Nick Hoheisel.

Moneytracker Don Grant joins us this morning. It seems like everyone is asking for tips these days. Don says there may be an economic reason for that.

The Shockers move on in the NIT and will face Tulsa... for the 4th time this season.

Woodward & Whit: 3/20/26 Complete Show - Very weird weather, tournament basketball, and some movement on Capitol Hill for once.

Hour 3 - Last year's water restrictions were made permanent. And they are taking effect once again.

It is March 20th and the tournament is barely underway, yet we have seen some upsets already.

Hour 2 - After news headlines, we check the forecast from Storm Team 12 Chief Meteorologist Ross Janssen.

Wichita Business Journal Editor Kirk Seminoff joins us with some local news, some of it about some new napkin dispensers.

Negations taking place between Democrats who are asking for more ICE accountability, and the majority who just want to restore their funding. We get the latest from Kansas Senator Roger Marshall. #AD

It is the last day of Winter/ first day of Spring. But it could get up to 90, and tomorrow another possible record high at 94.

Distractions, citizenship tests, and a new leader at DHS full 6773 Thu, 19 Mar 2026 14:48:11 +0000 7B5ZnXNf7A2kvi0UCh0xZrK7aZWitABx news Woodward and Whit news Distractions, citizenship tests, and a new leader at DHS Woodward and Whit is a live news and entertainment program airing weekdays from 6-9am on KNSS. Hosted by Ted Woodward and John Whitmer, the show is one of Wichita's most popular morning programs with adult listeners. Tune in for up-to-the-minute news, traffic, weather, business, and sports. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.c

Hour 3 - After news headlines we talk with Fox News' Jeff Monosso who is covering the hearings for a new head honcho at DHS.

Hour 2 - Unseasonably warm?! Are you kidding? We've gone from lows in the 20s to a potential high at 90 this week. After headlines we talk with Storm Team 12 Chief Meteorologist Ross Janssen.

Hour 1 - Legislation in Topeka would make passing a citizenship test mandatory for all Kansas students.

The fifth larges pizza chain in the U.S... will not be what you think it might be. Business news from Wichita Business Journal Editor Kirk Seminoff.

A deeper dive into a ongoing story. We take a look into the new landscape in college athletics with KWCH's Dylan Domangue.

It may be a tough conversation to have, but Moneytracker Don Grant says it will be important to have it.

Woodward & Whit: 3/19/26 Complete Show - Tournament basketball results in sports, an ongoing war in world news, and worsening economic indicators across the U.S.

Hour 3 - Local, national, and world news headlines on Woodward & Whit.

Hour 2 - Fox News Radio's Eben Brown joins us with the latest from Capitol Hill and beyond.

Hour 1 - We get a recap from Ted Woodward on Lead-Off Sports after news headlines.

Local business news from Wichita Business Journal Editor Bill Roy. Stryv Bank is expanding.

Moneytracker Don Grant says the time to invest, is when you have the money to invest.

Woodward & Whit: 3/17/26 Complete Show - It is a holiday, and we talk a lot about the Irish festivities today as well as all the news, sports, and much more that you need to start your morning. And we'll be here tomorrow morning, if your morning is for some reason even tougher than today's was.

Hour 3 - A bill in the Kansas Legislature would create the new crime of “unlawful approach of a first responder.” The bill would make it a crime to approach within 25 feet of any first responder, police, federal agent, EMS or firefighter when they are on the job.

Hour 2 - In sports with Ted Woodward we talk postseason basketball, including Wichita playing host to the NIT tonight and the NCAA Tournament's First Four getting underway. Oh, and a big Chiefs move as well.

Hour 1 - Breaking news about an accident that injured 3, one critically, this morning northwest of Wichita on K-96. The incident forced KHP to close the highway for a few hours.

Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Jeff Blubaugh joins us this morning for his weekly preview of this week's commission meeting.

After a really chilly and windy start to the week, how will the weather be by week's end. We get the forecast from Storm Team 12 Chief Meteorologist Ross Janssen.

Plenty of Irish talk this morning on Woodward and Whit, including some information about St. Patrick's Day.

Woodward & Whit: 3/16/26 Complete Show - It is a Monday, and we get a weekend recap. The news headlines, local weather changes, and a look back at Gridiron 2026.

Hour 3 - The war continues in the Middle East. Israel continues to strike, Iranian reprisals continue to target U.S. assets.

Hour 2 - Very heavy winds on Sunday brought a big cool down, and we get the forecast from Storm Team 12 Chief Meteorologist Ross Janssen.

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

Moneytracker Don Grant talks about the effects of news headlines, global instability, trade disruptions... and how long before the market might recover.

It is our Under the Dome update with the Senate President as the Legislature's various committees are busy reviewing bills.

Wichita Mayor Lily Wu joins us with a council meeting preview and an update on Mondays with the Mayor.

Woodward & Whit: 3/13/25 Complete Show - War continues in Iran, Sedgwick County holds course on datacenters, and a big baseball beatdown.

Hour 3 - Local and national headlines. The pause on datacenter permits continues into the summer.

Hour 2 - After news headlines, a check of the Storm Team 12 weekend forecast with Chief Meteorologist Ross Janssen

Hour 1 - Lead Off Sports after news headlines on Woodward and Whit. A 27-3 beatdown of Butler by Wichita State

A minimum wage increase is being reviewed by Topeka lawmakers. We debate the issue, our own John Whitmer vs. The Wichita Eagle's Dion Leffler.

An Oscars preview from Fox News' Tonya J. Powers

Moneytracker Don Grant joins us this morning with a look at the U.S. economy, affordability, and more.

Woodward & Whit: 3/12/26 Complete Show - Some varied headlines as the news goes from local business, to unseasonable weather conditions, to a scam warning.

Hour 3 - This hour, a quick look back to a scandal during the John Adams presidency.

Hour 1 - The report also says there is no actual threat to anyone in the continental U.S. at this time due to the war in Iran.