A petition to ban personal watercraft on Lake Austin is gaining some traction. President Trump is renaming a Great Lake. ustin City Council voted unanimously to start rewriting city code on data centers. We talk about all of this and more on the Friday edition of the Todd and Oz Show!
Aug 28
2 hr 15 min
Dozens of Liberty Hill residents showed up to last night's city council meeting to demand that the city ends their contract with Flock camera systems, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is threatening to lower the ratings of schools whose libraries possess offensive or pornographic material and closing arguments were heard in the Lindsey Clancy trial.
Aug 27
2 hr 12 min
The City of Pflugerville has shut down its entire system of Flock safety cameras after it was learned that they had been accessed by hundreds of different agencies without approval, the Austin City Council will vote tomorrow on proposed regulations for large-scale data centers and tributes are pouring in for the late Dolly Parton who passed away yesterday.
Aug 26
2 hr 13 min
A CapMetro board member is being accused of trying to downplay the issue of rider safety at a board meeting last night, Austin District 8 Councilwoman Paige Ellis failed to secure enough signatures on a petition that would allow her to run for a third term and Texas Governor Greg Abbott is asking the state's Department of Insurance to take action to make property and casualty insurance more affordable.
Aug 25
2 hr 11 min
The Austin Police Department is stepping up patrols at the city's library, the Leander City Council has scrapped a four-acre lagoon that was part of a major development and the Bastrop City Council will discuss flock cameras and data center permitting at its upcoming meeting.
Aug 24
2 hr 15 min
Leander City Council shot down changes to the 78-acre Leander Springs development agreement yesterday, Iran is calling new sanctions placed on it "economic terrorism" and Travis County Judge Andy Brown is renewing a push for a rail system between San Antonio and Austin following the release of a new feasibility study.
Aug 21
2 hr 17 min
The Austin City Council has released a memo about regulating the construction of data centers, Bastrop city officials are considering an audit and possible policy changes for the city's Clock safety camera system and dozens of protesters gathered outside of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Commission meeting yesterday to demand an end to all plans for a border wall in Big Bend National Park.
Aug 20
2 hr 15 min
The Taylor Zoning & Planning commission voted to delay a proposed data center after pushback from residents, federal prosecutors have announced a new program in Texas to crack down on school districts that don't properly report accusations against teachers and the State of Minnesota is suing Governor Greg Abbott over the extradition of an ICE agent that DPS helped arrest
Aug 19
2 hr 12 min
The Leander ISD will put a tax rate increase on the ballot this fall to address the district's $9.9 million budget deficit, Customs and Border Protection says its pausing construction on part of the border wall in Big Bend National Park following multiple protests against its construction and officials from the City of Austin and the Austin ISD gathered yesterday to discuss safety and safe routes to campus as more than 70,000 kids begin the new school year.
Aug 18
2 hr 9 min
Some community activists are pushing for the Texas Education Agency to reconsider its rejection of the AISD's proposed partnership with a nonprofit to help turn around some of the districts failing middle schools, Texans can now buy silencers and short-barreled firearms without having to register them with the federal government and the U.S. and Iran are reaching the end of their 60 day ceasefire and have yet to reach a new deal.
Aug 17
2 hr 9 min
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