Tulane recently announced major plans to transform the old Charity Hospital into a national bioscience hub.

We get all the details from Tulane president Michael Fitts.

New Orleans will launch a grant program to help businesses hurt by the ongoing French Quarter construction.

We get the details from Councilmember Freddie King.

Many veterans struggle with symptoms of PTSD. Is enough being done to help them? What are some of the treatments available?

John Eaton, Vice President for Complex Care at Wounded Warrior Project, and Jessica Keller, Associate Professor at Emory University, join us.

Tommy talks with Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, about the dangers of raw milk, why Louisiana shrimp is so good, watermelons, and more.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith pleaded guilty and resigned. We’ll spend some time with WWL news director Dave Cohen go over the whole saga and what comes next.

The "Mamdani Effect" was in full force during this week's primaries -- Does it mean a larger shift in American politics? We dive into that and into how American politics have gotten so polarizing.

* Why do Republicans and Democrats keep voting for candidates with scandals? It’s all about how much they dislike they other party. We’ll break it down

* How difficult is it to forecast a tornado? What goes into issuing a warning and getting that information out there? We’ll talk with WWL Louisiana meteorologist Payton Malone about that and about if there’s evidence Tornado Alley is shifting east.

* If Randy Smith resigns, could former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas run for St. Tammany Parish sheriff?

* The federal government recently ordered a private company to suspend access to one of its AI models over national security concerns? What?

* Julia Letlow has been considered the frontrunner in the Republican Senate primary, but could a low turnout election shake things up?

* Did you have a summer job when you were in high school? Today’s teens are having a hard time finding ones this year. We’ll break it down