WWL First News with Tommy Tucker

* Where and what to eat around the New Orleans area

* It’s the anniversary of D-Day

It’s the anniversary of D-Day. We’ll talk with UNO professor John Fitzmorris about the history of it, what led up to the Normandy landings, and how it all went down.

Tommy talks with Ian McNulty, who covers food and dining culture for The Times Picayune | New Orleans Advocate

* Louisiana lawmakers passed a bill that would make it harder to sue nursing homes over wrongful deaths.

* Saharan dust is back. We talk with LSU climatologist Paul Miller about how it gets all the way over here and how it can affect air quality and even hurricane season.

Saharan dust is back. We talk with LSU climatologist Paul Miller about how it gets all the way over here and how it can affect air quality and even hurricane season.

State lawmakers passed a bill that would make it harder to sue nursing homes over wrongful deaths. We’ll break it down with Julie O’Donoghue with the Louisiana Illuminator.

* One of the bills about auto insurance Governor Landry signed into law was HB 431, that deals with comparative fault. We talk with Representative Emily Chenevert about what that is and what her bill will do when it goes into law next year

* Managing Your Money With Mark Rosa

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

One of the bills about auto insurance Governor Landry signed into law was HB 431, that deals with comparative fault.

We talk with Representative Emily Chenevert about what that is and what her bill will do when it goes into law next year