For the second year in a row, a U.S. Army team won the competition which involves 21 teams from American and allied Special Operations units. The winners are the subject of today's KNSS Salute to Service.

Steve and Ted welcome Wichita City Manager Robert Layton to the show this morning after he made his retirement announcement. Layton will remain on the job until the end of the year.

A million is a significant figure, and Moneytracker Don Grant talks about how one can get there.

Steve and Ted in the Morning: 4/2/25 Complete Show - After some early morning storm warnings, we are expecting more this weekend. That plus a storm of higher taxes and inflation as a trade war continues.

Hour 3 - The Theater's owner applied for demolition permits after the City Council refused to increase the building's maximum capacity. Business news from The Wichita Business Journal wraps up a Wednesday Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 2 - No injuries reported, no major damage reports. Just some potentially damaging high wind and hail making their way across the state.

Hour 1 - The Wichita City Council makes decisions on designating the Crown Uptown Theatre as a historic building as well as making a property purchase for the WPD.

President Trump's "retaliatory" tariffs are set to go into effect. And Europe is ready to show him retaliation of their own. We get the latest from Fox News' Jonathan Savage in London.

A poll about distracted driving followed by a visit from AAA Kansas Shawn Stewart as we kick off National Distracted Driving Awareness Month.

Steve and Ted get the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams. We started today off with some severe weather, and chances are decent that more will return to Wichita this weekend.