Steve looks at some areas of the country that will be dealing with showers and thunderstorms in Wednesday's Traveler's Forecast. He also looks at the riot in Portland that happened this past day, some COVID-19 news, and a little politics.

Steve opens Wednesday's show with a look at the Traveler's Forecast. He then dives into the topic of the night looking at the statistics, and the validity of those statistics, surrounding COVID-19. He also talks about a few industry headlines.

Steve begins Tuesday's final hour with a look at some hot spots (pun intended) around the country in the Traveler's Forecast. He also talks a little politics, some recall information in the industry headlines, and another cancelled event.

Steve talks about the politics in sports and the influence Black Lives Matter is having on NASCAR and the NBA. He also looks at some industry headlines and a bit about COVID-19.

Steve explores some more into the topic of the Washington Professional Football team changing its name and wonders where the line will be drawn when it comes to potentially offensive sports team names. He also talks about a few industry headlines and some politics.

Steve looks at the Traveler's Forecast to begin Tuesday's second hour. He then takes a look at the mixed messages coming out of Washington, regarding COVID-19, concerning trends among the Democratic Party, and the Washington Professional Football team officially retiring the nickname "Redskins."

Steve opens Tuesday's show with a look at the education conundrum in Washington and then some crazy temperature trends in the Traveler's Forecast. He also talks about some industry headlines and the recent comments made by a Seattle Councilwoman.

Steve begins Monday's final hour by looking at some potential areas of strong storms around the country to begin the week. He also talks about some places, like Minneapolis, defunding their police departments.

Steve opens Monday's penultimate hour by talking about the Mid-America Safety Advisory Committee meetings taking place this week and President Trump's most recent accuser John Bolton. He also looks at possible "snitch" line in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, that resembles a failed experiment from New York City, earlier this year.

Steve looks at the Traveler's Forecast before diving into some industry headlines in Monday's second hour. He also looks at a weird COID-19 recommendation, some politics, and the possible nicknames for the Washington NFL franchise.