New Orleans is withdrawing its bond request with a denial being likely. How bad are things between the city and the state after the Liz Murrill indictment?

We talk with Mike Sherman, a local political analyst and an adjunct assistant professor of politics at Tulane.

AI use has been increasing all over, including in the courtroom…and AI hallucinations have been increasing too. How are lawyers allowed to use AI? Is it ethical?

Dane Ciolino, professor of law at Loyola, joins us.

Could we see nuclear fusion providing energy? What exactly IS fusion? How is it different from the nuclear power we usually see?

We break it down with Florian Laggner, Assistant Professor of Nuclear Engineering at North Carolina State University.

It’s been a busy week for LSU athletics with football commits, baseball transfers, the most famous student manager in college sports...and a plan to revolutionize college sports?

We break it all down with WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo.

During the pandemic, employers took care to build support network for stressed workers, but years later, 67% of employers say they have more people taking long mental health breaks from the office. Is travel a necessary mental health break? Plus,

* Healthcare premiums keep going up. Why?

* We're learning more about GLP-1 weight loss drugs. Here's what to know

* What makes New Orleans unique? How do we avoid losing that?

* Fewer forecasters & inferior info: NWS cuts are hurting hurricane forecasts

* Are city-owned trees putting some at risk of losing their insurance?

* All this rain means lots of breeding spots for mosquitoes. Here's what to do

* GLP-1 weight-loss drugs continue to grow in popularity, and Louisiana doctors are studying the different ways they affect our bodies. Here's what they're learning.

* New Orleans was one of 10 places named to the Irreplaceable America List. What makes the city unique?

* Obamacare premiums jumped this year…and a new report says they could increase even more in 2027. What’s behind it? Have YOUR premiums been going up?

* Are city-owned trees putting some New Orleanians at risk of losing their homeowners insurance? We’ll get the details

* Fewer forecasters and inferior info: the National Weather Service has been hit with funding cuts. Is that making weather and hurricane forecasting more difficult?

* Youth sports keep kids active, teach valuable lessons, and can offer opportunities later in life…but the costs have skyrocketed, jumping 46% since 2019. What are you seeing with your kids?

* A Democratic senate candidate in Maine was accused of sexual assault. Could control of the Senate come down to that?

* Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain