With redistricting efforts around the country continuing to go back and forth, who’s got the advantage for the midterms?

We talk with Robert Hogan, Professor and Department Chair of Political Science at LSU

How will the spike in gas prices affect summer travel? And once you're on vacation, do you have to check work emails? Here's more on summer travel trends and topics, plus the new federal guidelines that say passports don't belong in the hands of deadbeat parents.

* What did we learn from Saints rookie minicamp?

* There's plenty of confusion over redistricting. Let's try to sort it out

* LSU baseball is likely to miss the NCAA tournament. How did it happen?

* Bank On It: How to avoid the scammers trying to steal your money

* New Orleans' new crime lab has an expensive problem. What happened?

* Could Steve Scalise, Mike Johnson resign if Democrats flip the House?

* Why do Americans have such low trust in the news media?

* The New Orleans City Council approved a plan by Delta Utilities to help with bills this coming winter. We’ll explain what’s going on with Councilmember Aimee McCarron.

* The $25 million crime lab in New Orleans is four years old…and the city is having spend $9 million to renovate it already. What’s up with that? We’ll get the details from WWL Louisiana’s Katie Moore.

* The Saints held rookie minicamp over the weekend. We’ll check in with WWL sports director Steve Geller about what he saw

* Here's everything you need to know about hantavirus

* What's likely to happen with redistricting in Louisiana? Could Steve Scalise and Mike Johnson resign if they the Democrats flip the House?

* Bank On It, financial insights you can count on with Jason Shields, the COO of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust

* LSU baseball is almost guaranteed to miss the NCAA tournament. How did the Tigers end up here?

* A large number of Americans have very little confidence in news outlets. How did we get to this point? What are the impacts of that?

The New Orleans City Council approved a plan by Delta Utilities to help with bills this coming winter. And they're trying to address what's going on with the clerk of court in the city.

Councilmember Aimee McCarron joins us to break it all down.

The $25 million crime lab in New Orleans is four years old…and the city is having spend $9 million to renovate it already. What’s up with that?

We’ll get the details from WWL Louisiana’s Katie Moore.

We go over everything you need know about hantavirus with Dr. Fred Lopez, Professor of Medicine in the Section of Infectious Diseases at LSU Health New Orleans.