* Crime is down in New Orleans compared to last year. How much of that can we credit to local and federal cooperation? We’ll see what former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas thinks.

* Will the New Orleans City Council get more control over the Sewerage and Water Board? State Representative Stephanie Hilferty’s bill is up for debate today. We’ll talk with her about it.

* How does the Bonnet Carre Spillway work? How much effort goes into controlling the Mississippi River? Is there a better way of handling it all to protect our communities?

* Louisiana could make sleeping on the streets a crime. Could that actually help in the fight against homelessness?

* The City Council's Public Works committee voted to extend IV Waste's contract for the French Quarter. We'll talk with CEO Sidney Torres about the work they're doing and some of the increased costs they're facing

* Two members of Congress are resigning because of allegations of sexual misconduct…and a couple more could be forced out over other improprieties. We’ll go over what’s going on

Are your allergies acting up with all the pollen out there? How do you tell what’s allergies and what’s a cold or the flu or some other crud?

We’ll talk with Dr. Markalain Dery about what you need to know.

Will the New Orleans City Council get more control over the Sewerage and Water Board? State Representative Stephanie Hilferty’s bill is up for debate today. We’ll talk with her about it.

Crime is down in New Orleans compared to last year. How much of that can we credit to local and federal cooperation? We’ll see what former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas thinks.

Louisiana could make sleeping on the streets a crime. Would that actually help in the fight against homelessness?

We’ll talk with Martha Kegel, Executive Director of UNITY of Greater New Orleans

How does the Bonnet Carre Spillway work? How much effort goes into controlling the Mississippi River? Is there a better way of handling it all to protect our communities?

We spend some time with Mark Davis, a professor of environmental law at Tulane.

The City Council's Public Works committee voted to extend IV Waste's contract for the French Quarter.

We'll talk with CEO Sidney Torres about the work they're doing and some of the increased costs they're facing