WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

Police officers in Milwaukee were ambushed on Friday and then firefighters were ambushed in Idaho on Sunday.

We talk about these attacks on our first responders with security analyst Paul Viollis

The Governor signed a number of insurance-related bills.

We talk with Senate Insurance Chairman Kirk Talbot about his bill, the whole package, and the state of things.

* Federal cuts could mean less accurate forecasting for tropical systems. We’ll talk with LSU climatologist Barry Keim.

* Explaining revenue-sharing

The revenue-sharing era is here. Tommy and WWL.com columnist break down what that means for schools like LSU.

Federal cuts could mean less accurate forecasting for tropical systems.

We talk with LSU climatologist Barry Keim about it

* Louisiana’s forest industry has a multi-billion impact on the state, and it could be in trouble after the closure of a big mill.

* We go over how real-time ankle monitoring works

Tommy talks with Matt Dennis, an electronic monitor provider and bail agent, about how real-time ankle monitoring works

Louisiana’s forest industry has a multi-billion impact on the state, and it could be in trouble after the closure of a big mill.

We get the details on what’s happening with Walter “Donny” Moon from the LSU Ag Center.

* How close is it to passing?

* How would it impact the debt and deficit?

We break down how the Big Beautiful bill is shaping up and what the impact on the debt and deficit could be with Maya MacGuineas, President of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget