Steve & Ted in the Morning: 2/25/25 Complete Show - The Wichita school bond issue fails in a special election, and Elon Musk is getting ignored after sending emails asking government employees to justify their employment.

Hour 3 - A budget deficit is still being forecast, but the Wichita City Council is getting a new report saying the deficit my not be as bad as previously forecast.

Hour 2 - Amongst other items, the budget extends the 2017 Trump tax cuts.

Hour 1 - The vote was within 1%, and the official canvass has not been completed so results are still not final. But the "no" side is currently in the lead by 228 votes.

Steve and Ted get the latest from Fox's Tonya J. Powers in New York. Elon Musk sent out emails demanding workers justify their positions and efforts. Department heads (including recently installed Trump appointees) have been instructing their employees to ignore the email.

Pope Francis has recognized the offering of life of Reverend Emil Kapaun, an Army chaplain. The offering of life decree means Kapaun will now be referred to as Venerable Kapaun.

Or what specifically to not look for in making a decision on a financial planner. Don Grant C.F.P. joins us with some tips for getting the right planner in your corner, and what are some red flags that your planner might not be right for you.

Steve and Ted talk through a number of issues. Including a list of "hated" foods, boxing, an open job, and a Jayhawk win.

Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Ryan Baty joins us this morning. No regular Commission meeting this week to preview, but plenty of county news to discuss. Including today's special election.

You do own it, but you can't spend it. It can appreciate in value, but doesn't earn like an investment. It is a home, and we hear more about it from Moneytracker Don Grant, C.F.P.