WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

* What makes a good homicide detective?

* Talking with JP Morrell about redevelopment Charity Hospital and about Mardi Gras

Tommy spends some time with Councilmember JP Morrell talking about Mayor Cantrell vetoing a deal for Charity Hospital renovations and about Mardi Gras krewes.

Tommy talks to Ronal Serpas, Professor of Practice in the Department of Criminal Justice at Loyola and a former NOPD chief

* Louisiana has been making big advances in wind, solar, and other energies. How will President Trump’s new tax bill impact those?

* Flood protection leaders are confident in our flood protection system

Tommy talks with Roy Carubba, President of the Flood Protection Authority - East, about our flood protection system.

Louisiana has been making big advances in wind, solar, and other energies. How will President Trump’s new tax bill impact those?

We take a look with Greg Upton from LSU’s Center for Energy Studies.

* Interest rates and tariff uncertainty have some economists a little worried about the job market

* There’s a way to save lives, reduce traffic jams, and make commutes faster – ban left turns.

There’s a way to save lives, reduce traffic jams, and make commutes faster – ban left turns. What?

We explain Vikash Gayah, Professor of Civil Engineering at Penn State University

Interest rates and tariff uncertainty have some economists a little worried about the job market

Stephen Kates, a Bankrate financial analyst, joins us to break it down.

A surprise reversal in the Jeffrey Epstein narrative has many people wondering what's going on and why Attorney General Pam Bondi went from saying a list of the sex offender's clients were on her desk to saying the list doesn't exist. Plus, more than half of American murders go unsolved and Red Meat digs into why.