Todd and Oz delve into topics such as Trump's response to the death of Ron Reiner, Austin's plan for the power grid once the colder weather comes in, the conclusion of the yogurt shop murder case, and more!

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Police continue to search for a suspect that killed two and injured nine in a shooting at Brown University, the Williamson County Republican Party continues to push for an end to countywide voting and Camp Mystic is installing a new flood warning system ahead of its partial reopening.

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The Austin City Council has approved $14.5 million in funding to support a number of homeless initiatives, the Travis County D.A.'s office is moving to clear the names of the four men who were wrongly convicted in the 1991 yogurt shop quadruple murder case and the U.S. has set new sanctions on three of Venezuelan President Maduro's nephews as the Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado makes her first public appearance in nearly a year.

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Calls for a third-party audit of the City of Austin are growing after a new report of two city employees making nearly $1 million in fraudulent payments with the city's money, the Austin City Council will consider an $11 million dollar plan to install a new advanced detection system on traffic signals and the U.S. has seized a sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela.

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The Austin City Auditor's Office has released a report accusing former city employees of defrauding the city of nearly $1 million dollars, Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick is prioritizing ending property taxes in the next state legislative session and President Trump is rallying with voters to tout his efforts on making the nation more affordable ahead of the midterm elections.

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Austin Firefighters Association President Bob Nix joins the show to discuss the new tentative agreement with the City of Austin, a legal representative for the City of Austin has issued a notice to Save Austin Now to quit using the city logo in a call for an audit and President Trump will be making stops across the country to tout his administration's economic agenda.

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The Austin Police Department are confirming the death of a 19 year-old A&M student in Austin last weekend as a suicide, AISD officials are meeting with Waymo over safety concerns with the company's vehicles driving past school buses dropping off children and the Austin City Council will vote on remodeling city restrooms to comply with the Texas' new bathroom bill while remaining "gender-inclusive".

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The Department of Homeland Security is ramping up operations in Minneapolis and New Orleans, Admiral Frank Bradley is expected to testify before Congress today regarding a military strike on alleged survivors of a previous strike on a drug boat, one of the largest suppliers of fentanyl to drug dealers in Hays County has been sentenced to 40 years in prison.

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Visit Austin CEO Tom Nooman joins the show to discuss the new Austin Convention Center, more details are coming to light over the death of a 19 year-old Texas A&M student in Austin and the AISD wants autonomous vehicle company Waymo to cease operations over safety concerns.

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