WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

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 from the website The Points Guy about rewards credit cards.

* We take another look at the Saints loss to the Chargers and how the quarterbacks performed. Who do YOU think did the best?

* Clergy abuse survivors will be able to vote on a proposed settlement with the archdiocese after a judge’s ruling last week. We get the latest

We’ll take another look at the Saints loss to the Chargers and how the quarterbacks performed. Who do YOU think did the best?

WWL Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak joins us.

Clergy abuse survivors will be able to vote on a proposed settlement with the archdiocese after a judge’s ruling last week. We’ll get the latest from Stephanie Riegel, a business writer for the Times Picayune/NOLA.com

* President Trump is set to meet with Vladimir Putin later this week. What’s likely to come of the meeting?

* More contractors are building homes that are fortified more than just their roofs to make the buildings more resilient during storms and weather events.

More contractors are building homes that are fortified more than just their roofs to make the buildings more resilient during storms and weather events.

We talk with Alex Cary, Director of FORTIFIED Market Development at the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety, about this gold standard.

President Trump is set to meet with Vladimir Putin later this week. What’s likely to come of the meeting? Where do things stand with Russia and Ukraine at them moment?

Brian Taylor, Director of the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University and author of “Russian Politics: A Very Short Introduction," joins us.

* Can Republicans and Democrats even agree on basic facts anymore? 80% of Americans don’t think so.

* Do you want companies to make political statements and know where they stand...or should they just stick to business?

Do you want companies to make political statements and know where they stand...or should they just stick to business?

We talk with Tim Calkins, a professor of marketing at Northwestern, about how companies make those decisions.

Can Republicans and Democrats even agree on basic facts anymore? 80% of Americans don’t think so.

We’ll break down the new survey and how the heck we got to this point with David Schultz, Professor of Political Science at Hamline University