WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

Tommy and Andy Smith, Director of the University New Hampshire Survey Center, go over all the votres and procedures going on with the Big Beautiful Bill

* What's it like doing search & recovery at the bottom of the Mississippi?

* DA Jason Williams responds to some criticism of his office

* What happened with the break and boil water advisory over the weekend?

* Explaining President Trump's big win at the Supreme Court

* How is Royce Duplessis viewed by his colleagues in Baton Rouge?

* The New Orleans City Council is considering their next steps after the travel ban was tossed

* What’s it like conducting search and recovery operations under water? How difficult is it to dive in the Mississippi River?

* July 4th is almost here, and that means the FREE Go 4th on the River.

July 4th is almost here, and that means the FREE Go 4th on the River. We get all the details from Debbie Bresler, coordinator of Go 4th on the River

What’s it like conducting search and recovery operations underwater? How difficult is it to dive in the Mississippi River?

Mark Michaud, founder and operator of Southeast Louisiana Underwater Search and Recovery

* A judge laid out some deadlines in the Archdiocese’s bankruptcy case.

* Checking in with District Attorney Jason Williams

Checking in with Jason Williams about the apprenshion of Antoine Massey and about gun-free zones around schools

A judge laid out some deadlines in the Archdiocese’s bankruptcy case.

We go over it with Stephanie Riegel, a reporter with the Times Picayune.

* Louisiana is moving to a closed primary system for some races next year, and it's already impacting some races

* Getting some updates on the boil water advisory, the travel ban, and more with Joe Giarrusso.

Checking in with Joe Giarrusso about the latest boil water advisory, the City Council’s travel ban getting knocked down, and more.