Steve gets the latest on the situation from Fox News correspondent Jeff Monosso.

Hour 3 - Officer responding say the toddler shot himself in the leg.  Local and national business news on Steve and Ted in the Morning.  Plus sports and entertainment news on The Blur with Ted Woodward.

The new Safari Express electric train will be opening Friday at the Sedgwick County Zoo.  Steve and Ted discuss the details, according to zoo officials the new train will offer guests a new way to see the Zoo, including some behind-the-scenes areas.

Hour 2 - And still little relief in sight for us here in Wichita.  Steve and Ted get the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.

Today's KNSS Salute to Service highlights Lt. Amanda Lee, who will be the first female demonstration pilot for the Blue Angels. , The Navy announced Monday that Lee is among six officers that will join the demonstration squadron for its 2023 show season.  

Hour 1 - The cause of the fire was determined to be careless smoking.  Local and national news update on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Local business news from The Wichita Business Journal on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Hour 3 - It is a multi-jurisdictional enforcement effort called "Operation Impact." During the operation, sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, law enforcement agencies will put an emphasis on speeding and seat belt violations.  After local and national news we check in with Dr. Jason Wagle, from Kansas Perio and Dental Implants.

KDOT's Tom Hein joins us every Wednesday morning on Steve and Ted.  Today they discuss some closures at Kellogg and I-135.  The ramps will close for 2 hours each today, Thursday, and Friday.  Wednesday it is northbound I-135 to Kellogg closing at 9 a.m.  Thursday it is eastbound Kellogg to I-135 at 9 a.m.  Friday it is westbound Kellogg to I-135.

Hour 2 - And that is cooler than yesterday's 106.  The heat wave continues and after local and national news we get the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.