WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

If Obamacare tax credits go away, over 92,000 people in Louisiana could lose health insurance according to some.

We break down how healthcare and insurance work and how things have changed since the Affordable Care Act with Walter "Dub" Lane, Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at UNO.

* Louisiana’s absenteeism rate fell last year after rising two years in a row

* We’ll take another look back at the Saints loss to the 49ers and start to look ahead to the match-up against the Seahawks

We’ll take another look back at the Saints loss to the 49ers and start to look ahead to the match-up against the Seahawks with sideline reporter Jeff Nowak

Louisiana’s absenteeism rate fell last year after rising two years in a row. We talk with BESE representative Sharon Clark about what's changed.

* We’ll pick our conversation back up about hyperbaric treatments for children who suffer brain damage...and the general public

* Brian Kelly says Garrett Nussmeier has been dealing with a torso injury. We get the details on that and more of what Coach Kelly said

Brian Kelly says Garrett Nussmeier has been dealing with a torso injury.

We get the details on that and more of what Coach Kelly said with Koki Riley, LSU beat writer for The Advocate

We pick our conversation back up about hyperbaric treatments for children who suffer brain damage with Dr. Paul Harch, emergency medicine and hyperbaric emergency medicine physician and the former director of the LSU Hyperbaric Medicine Department.

* Home values are rising around the country...just not in New Orleans. And insurance premiums are scaring off many home buyers

* Louisiana wants to fix or replace 62 bridges by the end of 2026. Will it work?

Louisiana wants to fix or replace 62 bridges by the end of 2026.

We check in with Archie Chaisson, the new executive director of the Office of Louisiana Highway Construction, about their plans.

Home values are rising around the country...just not in New Orleans. And insurance premiums are scaring off many home buyers.

We try to make sense of what’s happening in the real estate market with Ali Bustamante, professor in the department of economics and finance at UNO.