The Todd and Oz Show

District 10 Austin City Councilman Marc Duchen joins us in studio to discuss the cap & stitch project, homelessness & public safety, a new

Immigration advocates are speaking out against the arrest & deportation of an Austin family that was pulled over near Dobie Elementary, an HOA president

Austin officials are scrambling to try and find money to pay for the cap & stitch project over I-35, a man is suing the

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is going after the Austin school district for allegedly teaching critical race theory, Eanes ISD is being sued by

Austin city staff released a memo that states the pilot program that opened up Sixth Street to traffic on weekends lead to a noticeable

Time is ticking on the Texas Legislative session. Republicans are frustrated at a lack of immigration bills getting a hearing. The Texas House has

Austin city officials are declining to take any action in regards to a growing homeless encampment, two people are facing charges related to the

Cedar Park is gearing up to defend itself in a lawsuit filed by a woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by a former

Austin’s Homeless Strategy Officer David Gray is asking for over $100 million dollars for homeless services in the upcoming city budget, there’s a push

Multiple senior level employees have left their positions with SXSW, early voting in Central Texas begins on Saturday for a number of elections, propositions

Multiple school districts in Texas are pushing back against the state after the Texas Education Agency released performance ratings for school districts, the Austin

Dobie Middle School gets a brief reprieve from the Texas Education Agency, local community leaders are trying to tamp down on the youth violence

An audit has revealed that top officials with the Austin Police Department don’t have a long-term plan for recruiting, Austin’s Homeless Strategy office will

AISD officials continue to blame the state for poor results and the possible closing of Dobie Middle School, the Austin City Council is expected

Only six months after installing new bike lanes, the city of Austin will have to spend thousands of dollars to remove them after nearby

Demolition crews have started work on tearing down the current Austin Convention Center, the Austin Downtown Commission is looking for more partnerships & philanthropy