WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

We talk to WWL producer Jordan Fiegel about his Katrina story: being stuck in the flooded Lindy Boggs hospital in Midcity.

President Trump is threatening to use the National Guard in more cities, including Baltimore and Chicago. Does he have the authority to keep doing it?

David Schultz, Professor of Law and Political Science at Hamline University, joins us.

* Walter Isaacson on recovery efforts after Katrina, putting politics aside

* Who should start: Spencer Rattler for Tyler Shough?

* Paul Rainwater's experiences with the aftermath of Katrina and his work on recovery efforts

* Which young Saints players have been standing out?

* Bank On It: What actually IS the Fed...and what do they do?

* How our flood protection systems have changed since Katrina

* Walter Isaacson, a historian and professor at Tulane, shares his Katrina memories and his work with the Louisiana Recovery Authority after the storm

* We talk to former State Representative Joe Marino about his work to bring a tuition-free school for dyslexic children to Jefferson Parish.

We talk to former State Representative Joe Marino about his work to bring a tuition-free school for dyslexic children to Jefferson Parish.

We talk with Walter Isaacson, a historian and professor at Tulane, about his work with the Louisiana Recovery Authority after Katrina and how people got together, put aside politics, and helped rebuild our region

We’re coming up on the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

We spend an hour with Paul Rainwater, who served as the executive director of the Louisiana Recovery Authority, about the work he did after the storm

* Louisiana lawmakers could hold a special session in a couple months over redistricting

* Bank On It, financial insights you can count on with Jason Shields, the COO of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust

Bank On It, financial insights you can count on with Jason Shields, the COO of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust.

Hear about the Fed but you're not really sure what that actually is? We've got you covered.

Louisiana lawmakers could hold a special session in a couple months over redistricting. We get the details from Jeremy Alford, editor and publisher of LaPolitics Weekly