Hour 3 - The German Chancellor is visiting Russia to speak with President Putin.  The situation remains very tense and we get the latest from Fox News Simon Owen.

After the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams, which tells us about an upcoming change in the weather for Wichita, we get sports with Ted Woodward.  A Big Monday win for KU, and the Wildcats also get a good win with some accurate free throw shooting.

Hour 2 -  After local and national news updates Steve and Ted check in with Sedgwick County Commissioner Pete Meitzner.  No regular commission meeting scheduled this week, but Commissioners to start the process on Thursday.

That must be some terrific, radiant, and humble pig.  An interesting tale out of New York is followed on Steve and Ted in the Morning by the commodities update from Tom Leffler of Leffler Commodities who will tell us about the lean hog futures.

Hour 1 - Continuing better news on the coronavirus front, though the pandemic continues worldwide.  Local and national news plus a visit from Moneytracker Don Grant on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Just what guys wanted to hear, jewelry topping at least one report on Valentine's Day gifts.  Steve and Ted get the story from Fox's Tonya J. Powers.

Hour 3 - After local and national news and sports we get entertainment news in The Blur with Ted Woodward.  Then some business news from The Wichita Business Journal.

First, a look at the continuing weather roller coaster on the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast with Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.  Then on to Sports with Ted Woodward where we take a look back at Super Bowl LVI.

Hour 2 - After local and national news, Mayor Brandon Whipple joins Steve and Ted on Mondays with the Mayor.  Now that Sedgwick County has signed off on the local food plan, the City is taking a look at ordinances that would hinder those efforts.

After an agricultural surprise story, the U.S. clamping down on Mexican avocados. Then Moneytracker Don Grant joins us with some cautionary words about a big stock sell off when things are looking bad.