The city will provide property for an $8.28 million Evergy power substation, to be located east of 13th and Ridge. An underground transmission line from the substation will supply power to the new Northwest Wichita water treatment facility currently under construction.

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One of today's news items, a Las Vegas newspaper reported Monday that a developer is working to move the museum. On Tuesday, Amanda Beach, the museum's marketing director in Topeka, said the report was premature but the deal is “imminent.”  After the newscast, Steve and Ted discuss Knievel.  Ted's visit to the museum, and Steve's interview with Evel himself.

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Local business news from The Wichita Business Journal

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Entertainment news on The Blur with Ted Woodward

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Voice of the Kansas City Chiefs joins Steve and Ted once again with a report from St. Joseph.  Things getting hot... literally, in St. Joseph.  The Chiefs working hard and keeping hydrated.

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The report says global temperatures have already risen by 1.1 degrees Celsius (2 degrees Fahrenheit) since the 19th century, reaching their highest in over 100,000 years, and only a fraction of that increase can have come from natural forces. Steve and Ted get coverage from Fox News' Simon Owen live from London.

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Steve and Ted get the latest coronavirus numbers presented to the county when they check in with Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Pete Meitzner.

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Heat advisory continues in Wichita, extended until at least Wednesday night.  Steve and Ted get the KSN Storm Track 3 Forecast from Kansas Today Meteorologist Ronelle Williams.

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Moneytracker Don Grant says when everyone is looking for employees, it is a sellers labor market.

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Starting Oct. 1st the postal service will revise the existing one-to three-day service standards to one to five days. USPS officials say 61% of first-class mail would remain at its current standard.

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