WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

* Good health isn’t just about how you feel physically. Your mental well-being is important, too. But it’s not always easy to share your feelings and ask for help.

* The Public Service Commission held its first meeting since the Memorial Day weekend brownout.

The Public Service Commission held its first meeting since the Memorial Day weekend brownout.

We talk with Commissioner Eric Skrmetta about what we’ve learned since then.

Good health isn’t just about how you feel physically. Your mental well-being is important, too. But it’s not always easy to share your feelings and ask for help.

Dr. Brent Wallis (Dr. B.), Chief Medical Officer of People’s Health, to talk about mental health and why it’s so important to have open conversations with your doctors.

* Pat Connick on the Hope Haven fire

* We continue our conversation about facial recognition technology and talk with Councilmember Eugene Green about what changes he’s pushing for

We continue our conversation about facial recognition technology and talk with Councilmember Eugene Green about what changes he’s pushing for

Tommy checks in with State Senator Pat Connick about Hope Haven and the fire that broke out.

* The Fed kept interest rates steady. We break down that decision and what else happened the Fed’s meeting

* Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain

Tommy talks with Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, about undocumented farm workers, taking care of your pets and animals in the heat, and Louisiana crops in the summer.

The Fed kept interest rates steady. We’ll break down that decision and what else happened the Fed’s meeting with Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst for Bankrate

Trump's border czar Tom Homan talks in this week's episode about why the 'big, beautiful budget bill' has to pass for the sake of ICE continuing its mission. Plus, the latest on Iran and on Democratic leader efforts to keep sanctuary cities going.