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 with Aaron Dusso, Associate Professor of Political Science at Indiana University - Indianapolis.

Go with us into communities as they celebrate Earth Day, and learn from a Tulane professor why even after the Strait of Hormuz opens up for real, it'll take a bit for gas prices to come down.

* Michael Myers mannequin makes would-be burglars fire dozens of shots

* NOPD drone program can be a force multiplier for short-staffed department

* How LSU's GM manages the Tigers roster, how much money to give out

* What we're seeing from wastewater leaking into the Industrial Canal

* Ankle monitoring can be effecting...but we need adequate staffing

* How the massive damage to oil & gas in the Middle East could impact us

* Would-be car burglars fired dozens of shots after being surprised by a mannequin wearing a Michael Myers mask in a truck

* Between NIL, revenue-sharing, and the transfer portal, building a college football roster looks harder than ever.

* The New Orleans City Council approved the French Quarter drone program last week. We’ll talk about why that’s a win for making the city safer with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas.

* Days after a 54-inch sewer main was struck by a ship, wastewater continues to gush into the Industrial Canal as crews work to assess and contain the damage.

* The NFL draft is this Thursday. We’ll break down some of the possibilities for the Saints with WWL sports director Steve Geller.

* According to one expert, the damage to refineries and production facilities in the Middle East is creating a “serious crisis” that could last awhile. We’ll break it down with Eric Smith with Tulane’s Energy Institute.

Would-be car burglars fired dozens of shots after being surprised by a mannequin wearing a Michael Myers mask in a truck.

The man who set up the mannequin in his truck joins us to discuss the scary incident.

Between NIL, revenue-sharing, and the transfer portal, building a college football roster looks harder than ever.

We’ll spend some time with Wilson Alexander, a reporter for On3, on how LSU GM Billy Glasscock manages it.

Days after a 54-inch sewer main was struck by a ship, wastewater continues to gush into the Industrial Canal as crews work to assess and contain the damage.

The New Orleans City Council approved the French Quarter drone program last week. We’ll talk about why that’s a win for making the city safer with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas.