Over 153 million driver’s licenses are being sold on the dark web after an identity verification company in Louisiana was breached. What does this mean for you? What should you do?

We’ll talk with Alex Hamerstone, director of advisory solutions for TrustedSec.

Tommy and WWL sports director Steve Geller take a look at the Saints roster and break down the secondary.

Do you take all your vacation time? 46% of Americans don’t. We’ll talk with economist Kathryn Anne Edwards about why Americans leave paid time off on the table and what it means for the workforce and the economy.

Prep football is here! We’ll get the rundown on what’s happening this weekend with Ian Auzenne, the co-host of the Manning Family Children’s Prep Football Round-up

The New Orleans City Council voted to increase sanitation fees on Thursday. Councilmember Eugene Green explains why.

A court ruling on Thursday paved the way for LSU to add former NFL players to its roster.

WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo joins us to break it down.

Philadelphia is trying to fight back against betting markets, and so we dive into what they are, who they're benefitting and why the government thinks they're valuable. Plus, Gloria Steinem is dead, and we discuss her legacy. Plus, a mass shooting in Minneapolis has people wondering why the shooter wasn't arrested previously.

* What's new on streaming in September?

* Why do we get road rage? How can we avoid getting it?

* What does the law say about justifiable shooting and self-defense?

* Rice is big business for Louisiana

* Where y’at this weekend: Festivals, football, and more

* More than 1 in 4 adults ages 65 and older fall each year. How to avoid it

* Why do we get road rage? What are some tips to avoid succumbing to it?

* A new month means new movies and shows on streaming. We’ll break down WHAT to watch and WHERE to find it with Kourtnee Jackson, CNET’s senior streaming editor.

* Distracted driving can kill, and DOTD wants high school students to pledge their "Buckle Up, Phone Down" campaign

* More than 1 in 4 adults ages 65 and older fall each year. Luckily, your risk isn’t outside your control. In honor of National Fall Prevention Awareness Month, Dr. Brent Wallis from Peoples Health joins us to share tips for staying steady on your feet.