The Mark, Melynda & Ed Show

A stolen ambulance from Fort Worth was found in Austin and Greg Abbott launches a voter app for the 2026 midterms.

ICE agents will use shock gloves and the City of Austin begins process of renaming Cesar Chavez street

UT Austin says e-bikes aren't allowed on campus and the AFD chief is retiring.

UT Austin sues a Corpus Christi meat market over their logo and the City of New Orleans is using Ai in its 911 call system.

A Colorado Tesla driver blames his car's autopilot for speeding and the Trump admin is trying to revive the mining industry.

Mitch McConnell has been released from the hospital and James Talarico proposes a new Ai policy.

Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic Primary for Senate in Michigan and we discuss a road rage incident that happened on the 1431 Road.

In Tuesday's edition of the show, Mark, Melynda & Ed discuss a lawsuit that was filed against the Houston Police Department for violating the constitutional rights of residents being held by I.C.E. without a criminal charge against them, Governor Greg Abbott halting the proposals of data centers, and Luigi Mangione demanding a live-broadcast of his trial.

The federal workforce decreased in 2025 and Todd Blanche's AG nomination can move forward.

In Friday's edition of the show, Mark, Melynda & Ed discuss Austin's new city budget, ICE's new dress-code, the latest polls from the Texas Governor Race, and what Ken Paxton is proposing to lower taxes for Americans.