Maybe some of those things can help protect anyone's investments and retirement.  Steve and Ted get some wisdom from Moneytracker Don Grant, C.F.P.

Speaker McCarthy signals he is willing to send the House home without a debt ceiling deal.  Steve and Ted get the latest from Fox News correspondent Jared Halpren in Washington D.C.

Hour 3 - Local and national news on Steve and Ted, plus entertainment news on The Blur.  In sports, Ted catches us up on the rain delayed chaotic baseball tournament in Clearwater, Fl. with the Shockers underway against Houston.

The public is invited to attend Memorial Day ceremonies at more than 130 national cemeteries to commemorate those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their nation. All VA national cemeteries will be open Memorial Day weekend from dawn to dusk.  Today's KNSS Salute to Service on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 2 - In 2022 the arena hosted 84 performances and nearly 280 thousand people attended, netting a $1.8 million profit.  That is back to near pre-pandemic numbers.  Local and national news on Steve and Ted plus the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.

Moneytracker Don Grant joins Steve and Ted every weekday morning with financial and retirement wisdom.  Pulling the trigger on retirement can be scary, but there are ways to address those fears.

Hour 1 - In an interview with Elon Musk on Twitter, delayed by technical issues at Twitter, Ron DeSantis officially announced his candidacy for President.  Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted plus a look at the commodities with Tom Leffler of Leffler Commodities.

Fox News correspondent Tonya J. Powers joins us this morning with the latest from the U.S. Surgeon General's Office.  Social media is potentially harmful to children and adolescents.  

Hour 3 - During a workshop Tuesday, the city of Wichita projected a balanced budget for 2024, thanks to the help of $1.8 million in ARPA funding.  Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

The construction will continue at the north junction, but sometime next week KDOT is expected to open the new ramp from northbound I-135 to southbound I-235.  KDOT's Tom Hein joins us live on Steve and Ted in the Morning.