Hour 1 - The prosecution will wrap up soon and then the defense will present their case.  Local and national headline news and sports on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Complete Show: As Riverfest continues we continue to let everyone know what is going on downtown.  And lots of talk this morning in solemn remembrance of D-Day... 80 years ago.

Steve brings us a story about a storm in Texas, that has us imagining... pineapple-sized hail.

Hour 3 - Sad headline today, as severe storms in Livonia, Michigan are responsible for the death of a 2-year-old as well as an injury to his mother.  Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

The Goodwill Industries Cajun Foodfest 2024 is today at Riverfest.  Steve and Ted talk with Goodwill Industries of Kansas President & CEO Laura Ritterbush to talk about the 36th annual Cajun Foodfest.

Hour 2 - The Sedgwick County Commission has deferred a vote on code changes to commercial renewable energy systems. Commissioners originally deferred this item in April, and the can has been kicked again.

When the 5,000th B-17 bomber built after Pearl Harbor rolled out of its Boeing factory, teenage riveter Anna Mae Krier made sure it would carry a message from the women of World War II. She signed her name on it. Her story is today's KNSS Salute to Service.

Hour 1 - We kick off a Thursday on Steve and Ted in the Morning with local and national headline news.  Then it's on to Lead-Off Sports with Ted Woodward.

Republicans are accusing the President of being performative ahead of the election, Democrats aren't all on-board with this order either.  Steve and Ted get the latest from Fox News' Jared Halpern.

Hour 3 - It was an evening meeting of the Wichita City Council as they addressed some problems the city has had with illegal dumping.