WPTF Morning News

Sean Tucker, managing editor at Kelley Blue Book, on the New York International Auto Show

Sean Tucker, managing editor at Kelley Blue Book, joins Lisa Price to preview the New York International Auto Show opening April 3, discussing the biggest reveals on the floor, the continued shift toward hybrids and electric vehicles driven in part by rising gas prices, and why manufacturers are starting to refocus on more affordable models. For more information visit kbb.com [http://kbb.com].

Que Tucker, commissioner of the N.C. High School Athletic Association, on her retirement and legacy

Que Tucker, commissioner of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, joins Tony Rigsbee to reflect on her retirement effective Oct. 1, her more than three decades of service to education-based athletics in North Carolina, and her legacy as the first woman and first African American to hold the commissioner position in NCHSAA history.

Juli Buker and John Morck on the North Carolina Railway Museum and a special April 25 celebration

Juli Buker, volunteer, and John Morck, president of the North Carolina Railway Museum, join Lisa Price to discuss the history of the New Hope Valley Railway in New Hill and a special Working on the Railroad Day celebration set for April 25. For more information or to volunteer, visit triangletrain.com [http://triangletrain.com].

Dr. George Grossberg, professor and director of geriatric psychiatry at Saint Louis University School of Medicine, on Alzheimer's symptoms and the need for clinical trials

Dr. George Grossberg, professor and director of geriatric psychiatry at Saint Louis University School of Medicine, joins Lisa Price to discuss hallucinations and irritability as symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and the growing need for clinical trials to develop better treatments for patients and their families.

Dr. David McLennan, professor of political science at Meredith College, on the state of North Carolina politics after Berger's concession

Dr. David McLennan, professor of political science at Meredith College, joins Tony Rigsbee to discuss the latest in North Carolina politics following Senate Leader Phil Berger's concession and who may emerge as candidates for the Senate leadership position.