WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

We check-in with Jake Madison from Locked on Pelicans for an update on what we’ve been hearing from Joe Dumars and Pelicans players.

We talk to Jeff Dorson with the Louisiana Humane Society about their “Be Kind to Animals 30-Day Challenge.”

Former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas argues in favor of using facial recognition to help an understaffed police department.

The federal government is cutting a long-running food insecurity survey. Just how big of a problem is food insecurity in Louisiana?

Jan Moller, Executive Director of Invest in Louisiana, joins us.

* We’re getting closer to a government shutdown, and Congress still hasn’t acted.

* We talk to Bruce Jentleson, a Middle East expert from Duke, about Israel’s latest offensive and where the war stands.

We talk with Bruce Jentleson, a Middle East expert from Duke, about Israel’s latest offensive and where the war stands.

We’re getting closer to a government shutdown, and Congress still hasn’t acted. We get the latest with Justin Buchler, Associate Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University

* We talk to Kelly Schultz with New Orleans and Company about the World Cup for chefs returning to New Orleans and what else the city has on the horizon

* How do you walk the line between giving your kids some privacy and making sure they aren’t falling down rabbit holes online?