* 10 takes about the Saints

* There's a new head of the Mardi Gras Guide

* At the halfway point of the year, how is crime looking in New Orleans? What have we been doing right, and what could still be improved? How important is it to enforce traffic laws?

* Go 4th on the River is this Saturday at 9pm, a free fireworks display to celebrate America's 250th birthday. We'll get all the details

* Book readings, archaeology, World War II discussions…there’s always something going on at the library.

With Arthur Hardy stepping back, the Times Picayune’s Victor Andrews will take over as senior editor of the Mardi Gras Guide.

We spend a little time talking with him about his new role and how he got there.

* The City Council grilled the Sewerage and Water Board over the power failures during Arthur. We talk to Councilmember Aimee McCarron about what they learned.

* The Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship. We’ll break down that ruling and the others with David Schultz, a professor of political science at law at Hamline University.

Offseason workouts for the Saints are in the rearview mirrow, and training camp is coming up later this month. What did we learn about the Black and Gold?

We go over Saints sideline report Jeff Nowak’s takes.

Book readings, archaeology, World War II discussions…there’s always something going on at the library.

David Johnson, director of marketing for Jefferson Parish Libraries, joins us.

Go 4th on the River is this Saturday at 9pm, a free fireworks display to celebrate America's 250th birthday. We get all the details from Debbie Bresler, a coordinator for Go 4th on the River.

In this episode, we're covering people returning to movie theaters this summer for blockbuster season. Is it a blip or a new trend? Then, Ken Burns talks to KCBS Radio about his American Revolution series.

At the halfway point of the year, how is crime looking in New Orleans? What have we been doing right, and what could still be improved?

We break it down with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas.

The City Council grilled the Sewerage and Water Board over the power failures during Arthur.

We talk to Councilmember Aimee McCarron about what they learned.