Some Business news on Steve and Ted in the Morning.  IAM is recommending members vote yes on an agreement with Spirit.  And then a story with plenty of acronyms.  DEI + J and E, and CEO's in ICT?

Hour 3 - Sen. Marshall introduced the One Flag for All Act. This legislation prohibits any flag other than the American flag to be flown, draped or displayed on federal buildings, with certain exceptions. The legislation is in response to the White House displaying a pride flag.

There will be no transit services on Monday in Wichita.  Several other offices are closed and/or have special hours.  Some news items plus business news from The Wichita Business Journal on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 2 - St. Francis and St. Joseph hospitals say they are prepared for patient care during the planned one day nurses strike. Local and national news headlines plus a sports weekend preview on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Moneytracker Don Grant joins Ted this morning, outlining the very real cost we all pay for the lack of financial education. 

Hour 1 - One woman pronounced dead at the scene.  Another man and woman were hospitalized. Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Steve and Ted get the latest on the bill from Fox News' Jeff Monosso.  Then it is sports with Ted Woodward as the Wichita Open is now underway.

Hour 3 - After local and national news and sports on Steve and Ted we get a look at Entertainment news.  It is The Blur, weekday mornings at 8:35.

Steve has been ordering around the research team, and after some light Googling we have come up with the list of the U.S.' windiest cities.  Kansas has some spots on the list, and one belongs to Wichita.

Hour 2 - An investigation by the Joint Fentanyl Impact Team and the Kansas Highway Patrol led to the seizure of around 11-and-a-half pounds of counterfeit oxycodone pills, commonly referred to as “dirty 30s,” near Central and Oliver.