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APD Chief Manley is being criticized for his reaction to a recent report on APD and racial disparity, a woman says the show Outlander on Netflix is too violent, and a report says having a maid helps keep the house happier.

A fire at a homeless camp reveals an underground camp where it is estimated over 50 homeless people live, according to a report from AARP, middle-aged Americans struggle with saving because they have to take care of their aging parents, and tech news including some airlines experimenting with the idea of having seats that face each other.

The Austin Fire Department is receiving some backlash for foam used to put out a fire because it backed up in to the water pipes into neighboring homes, Rush Limbaugh announces he has advanced stage lung cancer, and tech news including a 17-year-old gave up social media for a month and says he doesn’t want to go back.

The Austin Board of Realtors donates money to Mobil Loaves and Fishes for their Community First! Village to add more tiny homes to their community for the homeless, the caucus is over in Iowa but the results cannot be tallied due to issues with reporting, and AISD is now screening students who may have come in contact with the coronavirus.

Bernie Sanders says if elected, he would legalize marijuana on his first day, Bill Murray in Groundhog Day commercial for Jeep rated best commercial for Super Bowl, and a study says BMW, Audi & Mercedes male drivers tend to be more reckless and mean drivers.

We talk about the Super Bowl half-time show, the WHO releases ways to protect yourself from the coronavirus, and ghost kitchens are becoming more and more popular.

Governor Greg Abbott tweets a lists of ways to solve homelessness in Austin which he says is an easy feat, the Dallas Federal Reserve says Texas is set to have a good year financial and with jobs, and a Michigan school is experimenting with starting school later at 3PM.

According to real estate company JLL, Austin is the fastest growing city in the world, the Kansas City Chief are the Super Bowl Champs, and we talk about all the great Super Bowl commercials.

Don somehow found Hunter Biden and got him to talk for more than 2 minutes...

A British man had to leave his new wife during their honeymoon because of scares of the coronavirus, L.A. Lloyd stops by to tell us about bands in town, and we find out what to do this weekend on What’s Up Austin.

A Danish study says biking to work will increase life expectancy, California fire fighters visit Austin to give advice on what to look for in wildfire season, and Don tells us how he makes a good burger.

A report on APD and racial disparity and pulling over drivers, a study says more than 17 million will not go to work the day after the Super Bowl, and Amazon now has become a billion dollar company.

The homeless camp in East Austin has named themselves Camp RATT and has formed a camp council, some Austin businesses the coronavirus has impacted them because some parts are made in China, and Don goes Under the Covers with Hunter Biden.  

Clean up for drain pipes that are also homeless camps in Austin has begun, the longest smuggling tunnel is found at U.S.-Mexico border, and Pflugerville Chamber of Commerce says a survey on businesses in the area says they would like to extend hours of retail alcohol sales.

Austin City Council to implement new signage and indicators to help drivers share the road with cyclists, Mike Bloomberg will air an ad during the Super Bowl to show his position on gun control, and B-Doe from Sports Talk joins to discuss the show.

The Zilker Zephyr will close but may be temporary if they can find someone to take it over, both sides of the House are divided on if there should be witnesses in the impeachment trial, and tech news including a phone called “Light Phone II” that has no apps and only allows calls and texts.

According to a survey from Texas Public Policy Foundation Californians moving to Texas are bringing their political views with them, 155 AISD portables are to be removed, and 30 AISD special education teachers have quit which has led to a shortage of special education teachers.

Ellen Troxclair discusses Austin Human Rights Commission’s proposal for a ban on cashless businesses and the city’s proposal for a new transportation bond

The Texas Retirement System’s new headquarters will cost over $300K a month in rent which has many teachers upset, Pflugerville residents are worried the rezoning of an area of land that could see a new Amazon distribution center will affect their neighborhood and quality of life, and a farm in North Carolina is looking for people to come and cuddle with their pigs to acclimate them to becoming house pets.