Steve starts off Friday's final hour by taking a look at the corruption in the DOJ. He then looks at some industry headlines, and discusses the new law passed down that effectively eliminate the position of paper boy/girl.
Steve updates the weekend forecast, looks at some industry headlines, and talks about some states reopening their economy, all in Friday's fourth hour.
Steve gives an update to the national forecast, to begin Friday's third hour. He then looks at the damage done to the economy by the global COVID-19 pandemic and the number of unemployment filings as well as how some states differ in their handling of the pandemic.
Steve begins Friday's second hour by looking at the wet weather heading to Florida this weekend. He then introduces a DA of the Week nominee and talks about some travel restrictions amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Steve opens Friday by looking at the unseasonable cold getting set to hit the eastern part of the country, this weeknd. He also looks at some industry headlines and current plans in place to reopen the economy.
Steve starts off Thursday's final hour by looking at some pushback from citizens of Ohio toward Amy Acton and Michigan toward Governor Whitmer. He then talks about the vast gap between the forecasted numbers and actual numbers.
Steve begins Thursday's fourth hour by looking at increased crime rates in Spokane, Washington, as a direct result of them releasing a large number of inmates. He also looks at the statistics surrounding COVID-19 and some industry headlines.
As Thursday's show heads for the midway point, Steve looks at the crazy temperature shift across the country as the polar vortex moves through the east. He also investigates reports of another suggested stimulus plan that would cost far more than the previous one while looking at some murder hornet news, as well.