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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The City of Austin is pushing back against criticism regarding its new logo, the Austin Police Department is launching a new initiative to combat crime at a few crime hotspots in northeast Austin and the Senate is expected to hold another vote to try and end the shutdown as President Trump will be meeting with the OMB Director Russ Vought.

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On today's show, Todd and Oz check up on everyone during day 2 of the governemnt shutdown while aslo discussing controverisal calls by local judges regarding fentanyl cases.

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A group of city union members are calling on Austin voters to pass Prop Q on November 4th, two Austin City Council members held a planned public meeting to hear feedback on the proposed relocation on the Sunrise homeless shelter in south Austin and the Austin school district is selling naming rights to some of its buildings to tackle its budget deficit.

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Family members of the yogurt shop murder victims are speaking out about the news of the new DNA evidence being leaked to the media, some Taylor residents are pushing back against plans for a new data center and Texas school districts may have a harder time affording foreign teachers due to the new visa fee.

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The City of Austin has announced it has found new DNA evidence linking a man to the 1991 yogurt shop murders on Anderson Lane, a hearing is set this week to determine whether Kendrex White, who stabbed multiple people on the UT campus back in 2017, will be released from state custody and parents are speaking out about the recent officer-involved shooting at Zilker Park after a shelter-in-place order was lifted before the shooter was found.

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Negotiations for a new contract have resumed between the Austin Firefighters Association and the Austin City Council, the council has also approved a change to city code that will allow vets to spay pregnant dogs and cats without allowing a rescue group to come claim the animal first and a man has been arrested after allegedly threatening to have planted a bomb at the Fox 7 studios in downtown Austin.

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House District 21 Candidate Daniel Betts joins the show to discuss issues facing voters in the hill country area, the City of Austin is looking for feedback on plans to improve traffic flow on Sixth Street and a proposed change to city code in Austin would allow veterinarians to spay an animal and terminate their pregnancy without allowing a rescue group to take ownership.

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In today's show Todd and Oz dive into Jimmy Kimmel returning to late-night TV, President Trump criticiziing the United Nations, and the way the 10-1 Austin City Council. They also react to breaking news about shot being fired at an ICE facility in Dallas.

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The City of Austin is launching a pilot program to address repeat offenders with mental health issues, the Austin Firefighters Association says they're getting impatient with the city in regards to contract negotiations after a meeting was abruptly cancelled by the city with no explanation and the man who plowed through multiple vehicles on I-35 with an 18-wheeler that killed five people and injured nearly a dozen others is facing new charges.

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