In this episode of The Todd & Oz Show, the hosts break down the “No Kings” protests happening in Austin, the city’s preparations for the upcoming Formula 1 race, and concerns over a proposal to cut firefighter staffing from four to three per truck. They also touch on other local and state issues affecting Austin residents.

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The Kyle Animal Shelter is attempting to meet its fundraising goal of $200,000 by the end of the month to stay open, The Texas Department of Public Safety has deployed a new drone detection system and fire crews in Burnet County continue to battle a wildfire that has consumed over 300 acres so far.

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A new Texas law limiting protests on university campuses from occurring late at night or during the last two weeks of a term has been overturned, Texas State Rep. Gina Hinojosa has announced her campaign for Texas Governor and Hays County has voted to end its contract with Flock Safety for their automated license plate readers.

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The Austin United PAC says it has more than 21,000 signatures of residents that want to halt construction of the new convention center which is enough to get the issue onto a ballot, tenants of an east Austin strip mall want APD to step up patrols in the area after a series of break-ins and a ground stop issued by the FAA caused multiple delays at Austin's airport.

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President Trump is in the Middle East following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, the city of Austin has 30 days to comply with a request from TXDOT to remove any political messaging from public roadways and a south Austin neighborhood has experienced multiple dog attacks from the same dog with no assistance from the city.

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The City of Austin has approved to purchase property for a new homeless center for $4.3 million dollars, the Leander ISD will ask voters to approve a tax hike next month and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is expanding his investigation into Discord.

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Israel & Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a peace deal brokered by the U.S. that would pause fighting and exchange hostages, the Ending Community Homeless Coalition has released its "State of the System" report and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced an investigation into left-wing terrorist organizations

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Travis County has launched its new child care program called "Raising Travis County", the Austin Police Department is requesting the assistance of DPS in an effort to tackle the ongoing rash of car break-ins at city parks and an open house is planned for the public to get a glimpse of the city of Austin's planned overhaul of Congress Avenue.

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The City of Austin says it will need to find a operator for a proposed homeless navigation site if the council approves the purchase of land for it, President Trump is defending his decision to request that the Texas National Guard be deployed to Chicago to assist with ICE raids and some Austin parents are questioning where the money from a 2022 bond package has been spent as the AISD plans to close 13 campuses.

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Austin District 10 Councilmember Marc Duchen joins the show to discuss Prop Q, some AISD parents are speaking out against the AISD's school consolidation plan and Texas Governor Greg Abbott has authorized the deployment of the Texas National Guard to other states.

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