WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

* Overall, 81% of Americans say President Trump should follow court orders...but his supporters are split 50-50 on it.

* Checking in with Caroline Roemer from the Louisiana Charter School Association about how charter school students are doing how the legislative session went.

We check in with Caroline Roemer, the executive director of the Louisiana Charter School Association about how charter school students are doing how the legislative session went.

Overall, 81% of Americans say President Trump should follow court orders...but his supporters are split 50-50 on it.

We talk with Robert Hogan, a political scientist from LSU about the poll and the checks and balances our Founding Fathers built.

* How will the Tigers respond when the game resumes?

* A local pharmacist explains how PBMs work and the effect they're having

* What was up with that weird Soil and Water Conservation District election?

* How is the Israel/Iran conflict likely to affect oil and gas prices?

* LSU really needs to beat UCLA to avoid a brutal schedule

* This state senator helped make grooming a crime

Tommy talks with Scott Rabalais, a sports columnist with the Times Picayune, about how things are looking in Omaha.

* Picking up our conversation about pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs)

* We check in with Eric Smith from Tulane’s Institute of Energy about what the conflict between Israel and Iran could mean for oil and gas prices.

Checking in with Eric Smith from Tulane’s Institute of Energy about what the conflict between Israel and Iran could mean for oil and gas prices.

We pick our conversation about pharmacy benefit managers back up and talk with Al Spitale, a pharmacist at Majoria Drugs

* LSU baseball was leading when their game was delayed...here's what happened and what will happen

* Taking some time and dig into what happened with this Soil and Water Conservation District election

We take some time and dig into what happened with this Soil and Water Conservation District election