Getting the latest on the case against former Mayor Cantrell and Jeffrey Vapie and how their defense strategies are shaping up with legal analyst Doug Sunseri.

We’ll take our weekly dive into crime and policing in the New Orleans area and talk with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas about some of the bills that could reshape the criminal justice system in the city.

Termite season is here! We’ll talk with Joe Martin from Terminix about prevention, treatment, and everything you need to know about the pesky pests.

What happened with the LIV Golf deal? How did we land it…and how did it all fall apart? We’ll spend some time with Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser getting into it.

Could a limit on the growth of government help Louisiana and our economy? We’ll break down a bill working its way through the legislature with Daniel Erpasmer, CEO of the Pelican Institute.

Inflation hit its highest level since 2023. What's driving it? Is it impacting you?

Stephen Kates, Bankrate financial analyst, joins us.

* JP Morrell says the people of New Orleans should decide on the new clerk

* The good times have been rolling for New Orleans tourism and events

* Do Republicans or Democrats have the advantage in the redistricting war?

* Weather ballooon cuts...yes, weather balloons...make forecasting tougher

* Do you struggle with anxiety or feeling down? Here are some tips to help

* Folding the S&WB into Public Works would be long, complicated process

* Council President JP Morrell explains what the City Council voted on yesterday with the clerk of court situation

* A new survey shows New Orleans kids have sky-high ambitions…but many are facing mental health struggles. We’ll go over the report with Jamie Carroll from the Education Research Alliance at Tulane.

* The Revenue Estimating Conference has lowered their forecast by over $100 million dollars. What does that mean for Louisiana and our budget?

* President Trump wants to suspend the federal gas tax as prices continue to rise. We’ll go over what that could do and get an update on how Louisiana’s oil and gas industry has been doing