Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn are the dynamic duo behind a popular morning news radio show that keeps listeners informed and entertained! With years of experience in journalism and broadcasting, Todd and Oz bring a wealth of knowledge and insight to their show, covering local and national news stories, weather, traffic, and more.

Listeners tune in each morning to hear the latest headlines and updates, as well as engaging interviews with experts, community leaders, and newsmakers. Todd and Patrick are known for their friendly banter, sharp wit, and engaging personalities, making them a beloved fixture of the morning routine for many listeners.

Whether you’re commuting to work, starting your day at home, or just looking to stay informed, Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn have you covered with their engaging morning news radio show, The Todd and Oz Show!

Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn are the dynamic duo behind a popular morning news radio show that keeps listeners informed and entertained! With years of experience in journalism and broadcasting, Todd and Oz bring a wealth of knowledge and insight to their show, covering local and national news stories, weather, traffic, and more.
Listeners tune in each morning to hear the latest headlines and updates, as well as engaging interviews with experts, community leaders, and newsmakers. Todd and Patrick are known for their friendly banter, sharp wit, and engaging personalities, making them a beloved fixture of the morning routine for many listeners.
Whether you’re commuting to work, starting your day at home, or just looking to stay informed, Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn have you covered with their engaging morning news radio show, The Todd and Oz Show!

The Todd and Oz Show

Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn are the dynamic duo behind a popular morning news radio show that keeps listeners informed and entertained! With years of experience in journalism and broadcasting, Todd and Oz bring a wealth of knowledge and insight to their show, covering local and national news stories, weather, traffic, and more.

Listeners tune in each morning to hear the latest headlines and updates and engaging interviews with experts, community leaders, and newsmakers. Todd and Patrick are known for their friendly banter, sharp wit, and engaging personalities, making them a beloved fixture of the morning routine for many listeners.

Whether you're commuting to work, starting your day at home, or just looking to stay informed, Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn have you covered with their engaging morning news radio show, The Todd and Oz Show!

Live on weekday mornings from 5-10am on News radio KLBJ in Austin, TX. 

Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn are the dynamic duo behind a popular morning news radio show that keeps listeners informed and entertained! With years of experience in journalism and broadcasting, Todd and Oz bring a wealth of knowledge and insight to their show, covering local and national news stories, weather, traffic, and more.
Listeners tune in each morning to hear the latest headlines and updates and engaging interviews with experts, community leaders, and newsmakers. Todd and Patrick are known for their friendly banter, sharp wit, and engaging personalities, making them a beloved fixture of the morning routine for many listeners.
Whether you're commuting to work, starting your day at home, or just looking to stay informed, Todd Jeffries and Patrick Osborn have you covered with their engaging morning news radio show, The Todd and Oz Show!
Live on weekday mornings from 5-10am on News radio KLBJ in Austin, TX.&nbsp;

9-1-23 HOUR 4

A Travis County judge has reissued a temporary injunction blocking camp Mystic from reopening its Guadalupe River grounds anytime soon after a 3 day hearing where judge Maya Guerra Gamble decided to keep the injunction and restraining order in place over camp mystic that she issued back in March, Senator John Cornyn joins the show to discuss his position in the Texas state primaries coming this summer, and a new report out by the transportation and public works department shows two large bridges and 20 smaller bridges are in need of repair across the city over the next five years as city staff says more than $90-million-dollars will need to be spent on bridge replacement and repair.

A Travis County judge has reissued a temporary injunction blocking camp Mystic from reopening its Guadalupe River grounds anytime soon after a 3 day hearing where judge Maya Guerra Gamble decided to keep the injunction and restraining order in place over camp mystic that she issued back in March, Senator John Cornyn joins the show to discuss his position in the Texas state primaries coming this summer, and a new report out by the transportation and public works department shows two large bridges and 20 smaller bridges are in need of repair across the city over the next five years as city staff says more than $90-million-dollars will need to be spent on bridge replacement and repair.

Todd and Oz Show 4-16-26

Changes are coming in the hill country to address last year's historic flooding with a nearly-one-million-dollar contract funding eight outdoor warning sirens along the Guadalupe river in Kerr county as county commissioner Tom Jones says the move marks the most concrete step yet toward a flood warning system that state leaders demanded after last year's deadly flood, the Hays county sheriff's office is leading the investigation into what's described as a "potentially serious pattern of bullying" that could include violations of the law as a video obtained by investigators, where players can reportedly be seen taunting another disabled student, and in at least one instance, one player is reportedly seen in the locker room simulating a sex act on the disabled student while other players watched and laughed and some city leaders are reacting after attorney general Ken Paxton raised concerns that the Austin police department's new policy on handling ice warrants may be in violation of state law.

Changes are coming in the hill country to address last year's historic flooding with a nearly-one-million-dollar contract funding eight outdoor warning sirens along the Guadalupe river in Kerr county as county commissioner Tom Jones says the move marks the most concrete step yet toward a flood warning system that state leaders demanded after last year's deadly flood, the Hays county sheriff's office is leading the investigation into what's described as a "potentially serious pattern of bullying" that could include violations of the law as a video obtained by investigators, where players can reportedly be seen taunting another disabled student, and in at least one instance, one player is reportedly seen in the locker room simulating a sex act on the disabled student while other players watched and laughed and some city leaders are reacting after attorney general Ken Paxton raised concerns that the Austin police department's new policy on handling ice warrants may be in violation of state law.

Todd and Oz Show 4-15-26

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is opening up an investigation into the city of Austin following changes that were made to the Austin police department's policy on immigration enforcement looking into whether the city has violated senate bill 4, which allows local cooperation with ice agents, and bans local policies from interfering with federal immigration operations.More details are surfacing in the case of ten Lehman high school baseball players who have been suspended over allegations of bullying as law enforcement has reportedly obtained at least two videos of separate incidents across several weeks that indicate a pattern of behavior, players are allegedly seen slapping the student, hitting him with a belt and imitating a sex act and athletic apparel retailer Lululemon is the latest target of Texas attorney general Ken Paxton, who believes they're using toxic 'forever chemicals' in their activewear.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is opening up an investigation into the city of Austin following changes that were made to the Austin police department's policy on immigration enforcement looking into whether the city has violated senate bill 4, which allows local cooperation with ice agents, and bans local policies from interfering with federal immigration operations.More details are surfacing in the case of ten Lehman high school baseball players who have been suspended over allegations of bullying as law enforcement has reportedly obtained at least two videos of separate incidents across several weeks that indicate a pattern of behavior, players are allegedly seen slapping the student, hitting him with a belt and imitating a sex act and athletic apparel retailer Lululemon is the latest target of Texas attorney general Ken Paxton, who believes they're using toxic 'forever chemicals' in their activewear.

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