WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

Tommy talks with Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, about the Roseland explosion and the aftermath.

We’ll break down the LSU/Clemson match-up and go over names you need to know.

WWL. com columnist Jeff Palermo joins us.

* The Saints have their INITIAL 53 man roster...but moves are still happening

* Walter Leger took action after Katrina to help others, rebuild the region

* Why do companies change iconic logos? Why do some get so attached to logos?

* Lessons learned for law enforcement from Katrina, other natural disasters

* Americans support more mail-in voting, early voting, and voter ID. Do you?

Do you pay attention to your credit card rewards? If you don’t, you could be missing out on benefits to help you travel for less.

We talk with Nick Ewen, Senior Editorial Director at the Points Guy.

* Former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas on lessons learned from Katrina

* The Saints 53 man roster is largely set. We’ll go over who made it and who didn’t

The Saints 53 man roster is largely set. We’ll go over who made it and who didn’t with our sports director Steve Geller.

Former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas talks about how law enforcement learns from natural disasters to respond better for future ones.

We continue hearing Katrina stories and talk with Walter Leger about his experiences and the work he did helping the region recover in the aftermath.

* A majority of Americans support mail-in voting, expanding early voting, and requiring voter ID

* Cracker Barrel is facing an uproar after changing their iconic logo. Why do companies change their brands sometimes when consumers seem to love them the way they are?

Cracker Barrel is facing an uproar after changing their iconic logo. Why do companies change their brands sometimes when consumers seem to love them the way they are?

Tim Calkins, Clinical Professor of Marketing at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, joins us.