WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. We get some basic safety tips from cybersecurity expert Alex Hamerstone.

The Archdiocese’s bankruptcy settlement could be in jeopardy. We get the details from Stephanie Riegel, business writer for the Times Picayune/NOLA.com

* La Nina is officially back. We’ll go over what that means for the rest of hurricane season and how it’ll impact our winter

* There’s another twist to the French Quarter sanitation saga, with Mayor Cantrell seeking a short-term provider for when IV Waste’s contract expires in December

There’s another twist to the French Quarter sanitation saga, with Mayor Cantrell seeking a short-term provider for when IV Waste’s contract expires in December.

We check in with Sidney Torres, the CEO of IV Waste, about what’s going on.

La Nina is officially back. We go over what that means for the rest of hurricane season and how it’ll impact our winter with Barry Keim, LSU Health climatologist.

* We’ll get the latest as the shutdown rolls on

* President Trump is calling for more tariffs

President Trump is calling for more tariffs. We talk with Patrick Penfield, Professor of Supply Chain Practice at Syracuse, about what that could mean consumer prices, inflation, and our supply chains.

We get the latest as the shutdown rolls on with Aaron Dusso, Associate Professor of Political Science at Indiana University - Indianapolis. What will it take to get it resolved?

* How the Saints lost another one

* How LSU bounced back and beat South Carolina

* How LA native Jordan Gallet became a national champion oyster shucker

* How Helena Moreno won and avoided a runoff

We go up close and personal with Empire, Louisiana native Jordan Gallet, a US national oyster champion, who can shuck 36 oysters in under two minutes.