America's Truckin' Network

6/4/20 Hour 1: Steve has the latest national weather update, industry headlines and touches on the civil unrest around the country.

Steve digs into the finer points of the arrest, and eventual murder, of George Floyd, to begin Wednesday's final hour. He then provides information on the New Jersey Turnpike toll increases and talks some sports.

Steve looks at some concerning news surrounding Portugese Man O' War being spotted at Myrtle Beach to begin Wednesday's fourth hour. He then looks at some of the more tragic news stories emerging from protests around the country and gives an update regarding the charges against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

Steve pivots from the conversation about the possible use of the military, as said by President Trump, to what's going on with COVID-19 as reports have all but disappeared. He also takes a look at Tropical Storm Cristobal in the Gulf of Mexico.

Steve continues the discussion about the President's message of possible military use to deter those who would damage the property of others.

Steve briefly introduces the national weather forecast, for your Wednesday, before entering into a discussion about the President's threat to use the military to deter rioters in major cities across the country.

Steve begins the final hour of Tuesday's show by looking at a possible tropical storm forming in the GUlf of Mexico. He then takes a look at a COVID story that proved to be false and continues to pass along updates surrounding protests from around the country.

Steve begins Tuesday's fourth hour by looking at the chaos unfolding in Las Vegas. He also talks about some COVID-19 statistics in regards to nursing homes and a little politics.

Steve takes a look at some industry headlines while also breaking down the latest information about protests from around the country.

Steve updates the national forecast and talks about a disturbing story amid protests in New York City to begin Tuesday's second hour. He also looks at a few industry headlines.