* Americans are saving less than ever these days. Why? Are you?

* Redistricting is coming down to the wire with the session ending Monday

* Saints OTAs are underway, and we’ll check in with Mike Hoss, the Voice of the Saints, about what we’re seeing and what he’s watching

* Louisiana reached an agreement with Exxon over “coastal land disputes.” We’ll break down what we know about the deal and the different coastal damages lawsuits that have been going on

The savings rate dropped last month. Why are we saving less these days? How bad of a sign is that?

UNO business professor Mark Rosa joins us.

The legislature still hasn't finalized a new Congressional map. What still needs to be done? Will the results be challenged in court?

Pearson Cross, a professor of political science at ULM joins us.

The Downtown Development District is kicking off its summer campaign to encourage people to come to downtown New Orleans. We’ll talk to Seth Knudsen, the president and CEO, about why it’s a great time to go support local businesses.

Saints OTAs are underway, and we’ll check in with Mike Hoss, the Voice of the Saints, about what we’re seeing and what he’s watching.

Louisiana reached an agreement with Exxon over “coastal land disputes.” We’ll break down what we know about the deal and the different coastal damages lawsuits that have been going on with Keith Hall, Director of LSU’s John P. Laborde Energy Law Center.

* The fortified roof lottery is opening back up. Here's what to know

* "Email incivility" is a big problem. How to avoid it, how to handle it

* Beef prices are up, up, up. How long will they stay that way?

* How fortified roofs can lower insurance costs

* Congress has another bill on college sports. Does it stand a chance?

* Have you ever gotten an annoying or rude email from a coworker or boss? “Email incivility” is a big problem in the workplace. We’ll get tips on how to handle it

* A 19 year old had 49 ankle monitor violations in 83 days before a standoff with police. Who’s at fault? We’ll talk with Matt Dennis from ASAP Monitoring after a New Orleans judge called his company’s work “lazy.”