For someone who doesn't pay super close attention to football across the globe - what are the teams to watch in the World Cup?

NOLA picking up the pieces after Arthur moves out; Cleanup in Slidell delayed by ongoing storm cells; There's more rain yet in the forecast; Out of TS Arthur carnage, a heartwarming story from Eden Isles

WWL Louisiana Reporter Meg Farris was in the St Tammany suburb of Eden Isles this morning, working a heartbreaking story when something miraculous happened

Steve in Covington says St Anthony's retirement community got caught flat-footed by TS Arthur - Leslie in Mandeville says that just ain't so. What's true, and are seniors more at risk in community living facilities than we like to admit?

Despite big street flooding in Kenner and some earlier misinformation, Louis Armstrong International is ready for all arrivals and departures - that from Aviation Director Kevin Doliolle

With three, maybe four tornadoes on the ground in the metro area, downed trees and rising waters, there's plenty to pick up now that we made it through the rain

LSU Health Meteorologist Barry Keim says the ground is saturated from Arthur's rains - and now there's more coming this weekend

St Tammany Parish Director of Public Information Michael Vinsinau says there's still plenty to be concerned about across the parish and particularly in the Slidell area as Post Tropical Storm Arthur scoots out of town

Darrick Hesson is the Director of the Office of Coordination and Emergency Preparation for the city of New Orleans - there's still plenty of mess to clean up, even as storm cells continue to hammer the North Shore

We get the finer points of the Memo of Understanding signed between the U.S. and Iran, plus we discuss the massive lottery payout awaiting the next winner, review the new golden Trump phone and find out what it's like to move an entire mastodon skeleton from one school to another.