• U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is telling Americans that federal agencies will be ready for an expected record amount of travelers this week, a Williamson County sheriff is recovering after being hit by a suspected drunk driver and U.S. and Ukrainian officials are suggesting some progress is being made to refine President Trump's original peace proposal.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is hailing "tremendous progress" after a weekend of peace talks with Ukraine, the Department of Homeland Security will be investing more than a billion dollars to modernize air travel security at U.S. airports and Texas State troopers will now have some immigration authority when pulling over a driver as part of a new agreement with I.C.E.

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Todd and Oz talk about  Austin School District consolidating ten of its campuses in an effort to close a budget deficit and address under-enrollment, The Council of American-Islamic Relations taking Governor Abbott to court over his declaration that the Muslim civil rights group is a foreign terrorist organization and more.

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Austin ISD trustees will vote today on a proposed consolidation plan that would close 10 schools and shift nearly 4,000 students to new campuses in the fall, President Trump has signed a bill to force the Justice Department to publicly release all its files on convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and negotiations between the City of Austin and its fire department have been put on hold as the city accuses the fire union president of walking away from the table.

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Both houses of Congress have voted to force the release of all the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has designated two Islamic groups as foreign terrorist organizations and a panel of federal judges in Texas has blocked the state from using newly redrawn congressional maps.

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Congress is expected to hold a vote today on releasing files related to Jeffrey Epstein, the trial of Austin police officer Daniel Sanchez has ended in a mistrial and the Austin City Council are holding multiple meetings this week to try and finalize a budget after Austinites voted down Prop Q.

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Austin's Bond Advisory Task Force has come out with a list of items totaling more than $3.6 billion dollars for next year's bond election, the Austin City Clerk had denied a petition that would put the issue of the city's new convention center on a ballot for Austinites to vote on, claiming not enough of the signatures were valid and Austin police are seeing a rise in pickpocketing around downtown.

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The Todd & Oz show is live from Lamb's Tire & Auto raising money for Honor Flight Austin to send veterans to our nation's capitol to visit the monuments that were built in their honor.

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President Trump has signed a bill to fund the federal government and end the longest government shutdown in history, the Austin City Council has postponed a meeting after local attorneys alleged the council violated the Texas Open Meetings Act and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Harris County over alleged programs that assist illegal immigrants using taxpayer dollars.

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The U.S. Senate has passed a funding bill to end the ongoing government shutdown, the U.S. Supreme court has declined to consider a challenge to their landmark decision that legalized same sex marriage and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Galveston ISD for failing to post the ten commandments in classrooms.

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