It’s National Crime Victims' Rights Week. We’ll check in with New Orleans City Councilmember Eugene Green about doing more for victims and a memorial happening later today.

Louisianans will vote on a constitutional amendment on teacher pay raises in May. We’ll talk with Larry Carter, the president of the Louisiana Federation of Teachers, about it.

We’ll preview LSU baseball’s big series against top 15 Mississippi State and get some spring football updates with WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo.

Jobs, all the nitty gritty, but not boring - We dive into nostalgia with the best summer job you ever had, romance with how jobs factor into your future loves, and with the question ... Where have all the skilled workers gone?

* The NFL draft is here! We’ll recap Mickey Loomis’s press conference and preview what the Saints could do in the first round and beyond with Mike Detillier

* The City Council and Industrial Development Board are fighting over who should have final say over tax incentives for some economic projects. We’ll talk with Council President JP Morrell about what he thinks should happen

* Louisiana’s economy ended 2025 with record job growth, rising in-migration, and one of the largest drops in violent crime in the nation. We’ll break down the new report

* The House Criminal Justice Committee is considering two bills to improve the state of electronic ankle monitoring in Louisiana. We’ll get the details

* States around the country have been redistricting their Congressional seats to gerrymander things for one party or the other. We’ll explain what’s going on

* Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain

There’s a free screening of Tom Hanks’s new WWII documentary coming to New Orleans. We’ll get the details on that and what else is going on with the National World War II Museum from John Curatola, Samuel Zemurray Stone Senior Historian at the National World War II Museum. He's a retired US Marine

What’s it like diving and working underwater? We’ll talk to Josh Lambert from Specialty Diving of Louisiana about the work they do and what they've seen from the main break in the Industrial Canal.