Hour 1 - After local and national news on Steve and Ted, we get Lead-Off Sports with Ted Woodward.

Fox News Correspondent Tonya J. Powers tells us the latest after a purge of federal employees. Districts across the country in danger of losing millions in funding, students left unable to apply for college grants and loans.

Fire weather watches and warnings have been issued in Kansas to start off this weekend. Steve and Ted get the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.

Moneytracker Don Grant, a Navy Veteran, tells us about some of the benefits available to Veterans. Inquire quickly, federal funding for some programs is very uncertain.

Steve & Ted in the Morning: 3/12/25 Complete Show - The Trump Administration says they have Ukraine's agreement on a ceasefire deal that they have presented to Moscow. Now it is in the hands of Vladimir Putin.

Hour 3 - After making claims that Ukraine has agreed to the terms, U.S. officials say Russia is reviewing a ceasefire deal. We get the latest from Fox News' Jonathan Savage in London.

Hour 2 - After a crash between a regional jet coming to D.C. from Wichita and a military helicopter, D.C. officials are going to continue a ban on military helicopters in the area around Reagan National.

Hour 1 - Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning. Including a preview of a Sedgwick County Commission meeting.

It is Lead-Off Sports with Ted Woodward and there is good tournament news for fans of K-State, Butler, and Cowley County.

We like the Samoas, but Thin Mints still carry a lot of favor amongst cookie aficionados. What is your favorite?