The Mark, Melynda & Ed Show

In Thursday's show, Mark, Melynda & Ed discuss parents in California that broke into a school bus, the fatal scooter accident that happened yesterday in Austin, and Greg Abbott recommending that college degrees only take three years.

In Wednesday's edition of the show, Mark, Melynda & Ed discuss the Austin City Council cutting sports leagues to make room in the budget, the on-going debate about data centers, whether or not Drag Shows should be banned, and annoying things people do on flights.

Someone has been stealing Talarico signs in south Austin and Americans are using Ai for health information?

Randi Weingarten says Target needs to oppose ICE and some Republican voters in Texas are supporting Gina Hinojosa for governor.

The City of Austin is starting a displacement fund for people evicted out of apartments and there are ghost jobs going around.

The FBI seized former Rep Eric Swalwell's belongings and James Talarico is out there campaigning while voters barely heard from Ken Paxton.

In Wednesday's show, Mark, Melynda & Ed discuss a study that says Gen Z is turning away from AI, a mom who was arrested for allowing her 11-year-old to drive, and the Navy is on their way to the Strait of Hormuz.

In Tuesday's edition of the show, Mark, Melynda & Ed discuss ABC suing the FCC, Meta's lawsuit, a man who was attacked in Hutto, and Leander ISD wanting to raise taxes.

Austin residents are calling for Alamo Drafthouse to stop using QR codes and an Arizona woman confronts a shoplifter with a gun.

Gen Z is using Tik Tok to find a job and Trump tells the Republicans to run on healthcare in the midterms.