We get the latest on oil and gas prices and what we're paying at the pump with Patrick De Haan, the chief of petroleum analysis for Gas Buddy.

The dead zone in the Gulf is expected to be larger than average this year. What causes the dead zone? Is any progress being made on shrinking future ones?

Doug Daigle, coordinator with the Louisiana Hypoxia Working Group, joins us.

Violent crime in New Orleans has dropped dramatically over the past four years. How did we do it? What’s working, and what could we do to make things even better?

We’ll talk with Rafael Goyeneche, the president of the Metropolitan Crime Commission.

A new poll finds fewer people say they're proud to be American. What’s driving the change…and why are so many people feeling differently about the country we call home? We’ll break it down with Andy Smith, Director of the University New Hampshire Survey Center.

* Here's the good and bad news of the economic recovery since Katrina

* Here's how Julia Letlow comfortably beat John Fleming

* Kenner wants more pumping, drainage capacity. Here's what to know

* Will data centers increase our energy bills?

* Where do things stand with the US & Iran amid strikes and peace talks?

* A star-studded Manning Passing Academy offered a glimpse of the QB future

* Strategically speaking, who's winning the Iran war?

* Governor Landry signed an executive order to protect Louisiana ratepayers from increases over data centers. Will it work?

* Recapping the results of the Senate runoff races and what comes next

* A leaked report claims chaos and dysfunction at the Southeast Flood Protection Authority as the police chief is fired. What the heck is going on? We’ll talk to State Senator Pat Connick about what he’s seen.

* Bank On It, financial insights you can count on with Jason Shields, the COO of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust

* Heavy rains from Arthur overwhelmed Kenner’s pumping and drainage system. We’ll talk with Mayor Michael Glaser about what happened and the need to increase capacity.

* We’ll spend a little time with Mike Detillier recapping the Manning Passing Academy and getting some updates on the Saints and Tigers.

* It’s been an uneven recovery for the New Orleans metro area in the two decades since Hurricane Katrina, according to a new report. We break it down

Governor Landry signed an executive order to protect Louisiana ratepayers from increases due to data centers. Will it work?

Public Service Commissioner Davante Lewis joins us.