The Morning News with Nancy and Jason

How Americans are changing their grocery shopping due to high prices

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Governor Shapiro's administration consulted with Amazon and data centers on GRID

When the latest PA State Health Department report comes out loves to share the "highlights". It's more the "best of the worst." This week, a few of the findings are cringeworthy. In fact, Jason felt the need to create a distraction from a few of theses stories. Take a listen before you go out to eat!

6:00 AM - Friday night was the rescheduled White House Correspondents' dinner. We listen back to some of the President's "best jokes." Who say this coming? On Friday, Lebron James announced he was signing with the Philadelphia 76'ers. In less positive "famous person" news, details are slow to come out, but it appears Diddy has found himself in solitary confinement. We discuss WHY he's there.

7:00 AM Have federal budget cuts led to widespread foodborne illness in the US? Local health inspection reports will make you squirm. Plus a strange, musical celebration.

8:00 AM - We've all heard about mistakes happening during surgery, and while this mistake was mostly fixable, it appears to be life changing. We discuss the details and ask if $17,000,000 enough compensation? When it comes to the war in Iran, we discuss the changing casualty totals coming from the Pentagon and ask WHY is this happening? Is AI dangerous? Maybe. Is AI vindictive? Not exactly. Is AI getting naughty? Yes! We discuss these new findings.

The Morning News with Nancy and Jason on WILK News Radio. This is the full show podcast from Monday, July 27, 2026.

Good news (for Pennsylvanians who always wanted to experience a measles outbreak)! With 132 cases (mostly in Lancaster County), Pennsylvania is back in the "measles business." How did we get here? You probably know. We'll explain it anyway.

House Passes Stock Trading Restrictions (Tied to Controversial Voter ID Rule) which means...this thing isn't going anywhere.

Attention Archbald, Salem Township, and other Pennsylvania communities who are fighting hard to keep data centers away from their homes. President Trump had a lot to say about data centers including his belief that "you can't fight it. You have to go with it." That's not it, the President also says that the communities that want data centers are "the smart communities." His words.