Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for March 17: Austin Police Retired Officers' Association president Dennis Farris joins us to talk about the new allegations against Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza related to the Chance Bretches case, and the association's call for Garza to resign.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 17... Austin-area Congressman Greg Casar decided to make a scene at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Monday, where Sen. John Cornyn was bringing lunch to TSA employees that have been working without pay. PLUS: Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock joins us to discuss the state's school choice voucher program, which wraps up its first year application window tonight.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 17. An Austin Police officer still facing charges from the 2020 protests in downtown Austin is seeking to have those charges dismissed, after learning of secret meetings between the Travis County DA's office and the City of Austin... where the city's own potential liability in the case was discussed.

FULL SHOW: All eyes are on the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran - despite its naval armaments being effectively destroyed - continues to stifle oil and cargo traffic moving through. PLUS: Can the Austin City Council control what federal immigration officers do? Vanessa Fuentes and friends seem to think so. AND: With SXSW in full swing for its 40th year, is there any truth to the rumors that it could be its last? Brian Phillips sits in for a vacationing Jim Cardle.

FULL SHOW: As the war with Iran rages on, there are new questions about the status of Mojtaba Khamenei - with US officials saying they believe he was injured in the same attack that took out his father. PLUS: Authorities are investigating two domestic attacks from Thursday... is the homefront set to see more violence? AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

FULL SHOW: "In the first hour it was over." Those are the words from President Trump... and Woolley has some questions. PLUS: Austin's Spring Festival season is here... after last week's deadly shooting on Sixth Street, is the city ready? AND: We've been told Iran was "close" to having nuclear weapons again... but just how close?

FULL SHOW: President Trump continues to hint that the conflict in Iran is "virtually over" with the regime decimated, but SecWar Hegseth and others continue to lean towards ongoing offenses. PLUS: Are the Dems getting to the breaking point on ending the partial shutdown that's keeping DHS from getting paid?

FULL SHOW: There's differing reports on just how much longer the war in Iran will last, and they're coming from the same person - Donald J. Trump. PLUS: After last week's primaries, we visit with Sen. John Cornyn and Mark Teixeira for their reaction and what's next for both campaigns, plus their thoughts on the headlines of the day.

FULL SHOW: While we deal with Springing Forward into Daylight Saving Time... the war in Iran rages on, with a new Supreme Leader in place... at least for now. PLUS: Texas' "bathroom bill" gets its first test, with AG Ken Paxton taking on Austin ISD over a parent-reported violation.

FULL SHOW: President Trump goes back to his "Apprentice" days and drops the hammer on Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem, shuffling her out of DHS and nominating Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin in her place. PLUS: Embattled Congressman Tony Gonzales reads the room and drops out of his re-election bid. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with TPPF's Sherry Sylvester.