Hour 3 - Local and national news on Steve and Ted, plus an interview with Fox News Ryan Schmelz.  Ryan is in Washington D.C. covering the latest issues at the U.S. border.

Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams joins us today with a warning to be weather aware.  The KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast has the greatest potential for Wichita to get severe weather in the late afternoon as storms cross the state.

Hour 2 - Local news and Sports updates on Steve and Ted, then we wrap the hour with Business News from the Wichita Business Journal.  Doo-Dah Diner winds up on a national list of best brunch spots for Mother's Day.

Volatility can be a word that often describes what is happening on Wall Street.  Moneytracker Don Grant bring us some reasons that some stability could be on the horizon.

Hour 1 - Police say two people argued and fought over stolen property. A man was shot and the shooter drove off. No arrests have been made.  Local and national news updates on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Despite having the biggest "defund" efforts, a WalletHub study finds that CA and D.C. are the best states for cops, while our own state of Kansas is way down at #41.  We get a breakdown from Fox News' Jeff Monosso.

Hour 3 - Local and national news and sports, then entertainment news in The Blur, then we wrap up a Wednesday with business news from The Wichita Business Journal.  Chick N Max is expanding again.

The COVID era immigration rule will end and according to reports there is an expected surge of refugees nearing the southern border.  Steve and Ted get the latest from Fox's Ryan Schmelz in Washington D.C.

Hour 2 - A storm with strong winds downed power lines in parts of Wichita Tuesday afternoon, the storm also caused a tree to fall on a home in Wichita's Riverside neighborhood. It happened in the 1200 block of north Forest.  The Wichita Fire Department assisted a man who was trapped on the second floor get out safely without injury.

Hour 1 - After local and national news we take a look at sports with Ted Woodward.  Some bad news for Shocker Baseball fans, but a good night in the NBA for a former Jayhawk.