WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

The legislative session ends Thursday. We recap some of the big issues lawmakers have tackled...and what they’re still working on in the final days.

David Jacobs, statehouse reporter for LaPolitics Weekly, joins us.

Has your grocery bill kept going up? Have you changed what you buy because of the costs?

We talk with Patrick Penfield, a supply chain expert, about inflation, consumer prices, and what we could see in the near future.

* Clutter can affect your mental health. Here's how to avoid it

* How the Saints have looked at OTAs and the biggest questions remaining

* The Tigers are heading back to the College World Series!

* Why our flood protection is in a better state than ever

* Monday Morning Markets with Mark Rosa: Tariffs, Trump, and the Fed

Do you have too much stuff, lying around making a mess? Clutter is a problem for a lot of people and can impact our mental health.

We spend some time with Joseph Ferrari, a professor of psychology at Depaul University, on how it affects us and tips for avoiding it.

* Why our flood protection system is better than ever

* Let's talk OTAs, mandatory minicamp, and how the Saints have been looking this offseason

We talk OTAs, mandatory minicamp, and how the Saints have been looking this offseason with Jeff Nowak

Flood protection around metro New Orleans is better than ever according to leaders.

Roy Carubba, President of the Flood Protection Authority - East, and Joshua Rondeno, superintendent of the Orleans and East Jefferson Levee District police departments, give us the details.

* We take a look inside the fight over prescription drugs and pharmacies going on in the legislature

* Monday Morning Markets With Mark Rosa

Tommy talks with Mark Rosa, President and CEO of Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union

We take a look inside the fight over prescription drugs and pharmacies going on in the legislature.

Tyler Bridges, staff writer for The Times Picayune | New Orleans Advocate, joins us.