Hour 1 - 3 students killed, 5 injured in the latest mass shooting incident.  Local and national news updates on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

That is three in a fairly short amount of time.  We get the latest on these recent stories from Fox News Correspondent Gurnal Scott on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 3 - After local and national news and sports headlines on Steve and Ted in the 8:00 hour... it's The Blur.  Where Ted blurs that fine line between news and entertainment.

At Tuesday's meeting, the Wichita City Council will consider extending a tax exemption from a bond issue for the City's biggest employer, Spirit AeroSystems. Mayor Brandon Whipple tells KNSS News Spirit must meet certain criteria to continue the tax break. Whipple commented during Mondays with the Mayor on the Steve and Ted in the Morning Show on KNSS.

Hour 2 - After local and national news we get this week's KSN Storm Track 3 forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.  Wednesday night into Thursday we may see a blast of a winter storm.

Wow.  Just WOW!  What a game it was.  Chiefs come out on top 38-35 in come-from-behind fashion on the biggest stage of them all.  We get a look back to Sunday's big game and a 2nd NFL Championship this century for KC and Patrick Mahomes.

Hour 1 - The Kansas Republican Party's state committee met Saturday to pick the officers who will oversee party operations through the 2024 elections.  Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Voice of the Chiefs Mitch Holthus joins us again... this time from Arizona ahead of the biggest game of the NFL calendar.  We get a Super Bowl preview from Mitch on a Friday edition of Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 3 - Local and national news on Steve and Ted, then it is entertainment news.  We call it The Blur with Ted Woodward.

Discussion and some lighter news on a Friday edition of Steve and Ted in the Morning.  Governors placing some bets, so what does Gov. Kelly get when the Chiefs win?  Plus a Valentine's Day snack gift... worth a quarter million dollars.