On Monday's show: A recent study into pay equity among Harris County employees has come under fire from county commissioners and has led to some fear among county workers. We learn more.

Then, Houston Mayor John Whitmire's political party of more than five decades admonished him on Sunday, barring the lifelong Democrat from receiving its endorsement in the future.

And we remember longtime Houston television news anchor Dave Ward, who passed away over the weekend at the age of 86.

Also this hour: We talk with longtime labor advocate Rick Levy, who recently retired from the Texas AFL-CIO.

Then, veterinarian Dr. Lori Teller answers questions about pet care.

And we get an update on Houston sports.

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On Friday's show: President Donald Trump has frozen the processing of immigration requests for all Afghans pending a review of security and vetting procedures. Now, many Afghan immigrants, including many in Houston who came to the United States through the appropriate legal channels, are growing increasingly worried about their status.

And we learn about a cold front arriving late Saturday that could bring Houston's first freeze of the season early Monday morning.

Also this hour: From a State Department policy change involving fonts, to the debut of the world’s longest commercial flight route, to In-N-Out Burger doing away with 2025’s most annoying outburst, our non-experts consider The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week.

And we meet Angolan-born, Houston-based singer Vivalda Ndula, who blends traditional rhythms with Afro-contemporary sounds. But her music does more than entertain. It also confronts inequality, celebrates resilience, and uplifts unheard voices.

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On Thursday's show: We examine steps Texas is taking to reduce waste and other takeaways from a new report called: Trash in America.

Also this hour: We talk with Brad Pritchett, the new CEO of Equality Texas, the statewide nonprofit advocating for LGBTQIA+ Texans.

And we learn about a new documentary chronicling the Bum Phillips era of the old Houston Oilers, called Love Ya Bum.

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