* Has there been unfair criticism of NOPD and Anne Kirkpatrick?* How attractive is the Saints head coaching job?* Could Aaron Glenn be the guy for the Saints?* What the City Council is investigating with the terror attack* Monday Morning Markets with Mark Rosa: Will prices stay up?

* We talk to Rafael Goyeneche with the Metropolitan Crime Commission about former NYPD commissioner William Bratton coming in for a security review and about some of the criticism of NOPD and Anne Kirkpatrick* Have you seen a manatee in Lake Pontchartrain? Then Audubon wants to hear from you. We talk with Gabriela Harlamert with Audubon Aquarium Re…

Have you seen a manatee in Lake Pontchartrain? Then Audubon wants to hear from you. We talk with Gabriela Harlamert with Audubon Aquarium Rescue about their efforts to find a manatee that’s been spotted in the lake and how common it is for them to show up around here

Tommy spends some time with Metropolitan Crime Commission Rafael Goyeneche talking about what we've learned about the terror attack and about the consent decree

We continue to bring you the latest on the Bourbon Street terror attack, what local leaders are doing, and what’s being done to lower the risk of future attacks. We hear from JP Morrell about what the City Council is doing

* Do you ever feel like your phone is listening in on your conversations? Apple agreed to a $95 million settlement in a case that alleged Siri was unlawfully eavesdropping. We explain what happened and how tech companies know so much about us.

Do you ever feel like your phone is listening in on your conversations? Apple agreed to a $95 million settlement in a case that alleged Siri was unlawfully eavesdropping. We explain what happened and how tech companies know so much about us.

* January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. We talk to Dr. Donna Williams with LSU Health New Orleans about advancements in treatments and new research* Monday Morning Markets with Mark

Tommy talks with Mark Rosa, President & CEO of Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. We’ll talk to Dr. Donna Williams with LSU Health New Orleans about, prevention, advancements in treatments, and new research

We recap the Wild Card Round of the playoffs with Mike Detillier and get his thoughts on the Saints coaching search. Who have they interviewed so far? Who would be the best fit?

* Where's the best place to get comfort food on a cold, rainy weekend?* Explaining archer barriers, how they work & how easily they can be deployed* How the SBA is assisting those impacted by the terror attack* What changes can we make at a systemic level to make New Orleans safer?* There are so many options for king cakes. What's your favorite?…

9am hour* Where to eat around the New Orleans area* Tommy's Weekend Winners

Tommy talks with JR from Taking Vegas

Tommy talks to Ian McNulty, who covers food and dining culture for The Times Picayune | New Orleans Advocate

We've heard a ton about Archer barriers...so we spend some time with the CEO of Meridian Rapid Defense Group, the company that makes them

8am hour* We talk to Michael Hecht with GNO Inc. and the Nola Coalition about the resiliency of our community to overcome hate and terror.* We've heard a ton about Archer barriers...so we spend some time with the CEO of Meridian Rapid Defense Group, the company that makes them

We talk to Michael Hecht with GNO Inc. and the Nola Coalition about making systemic changes to make New Orleans safer

7am hour* We check in with Joe Giarrusso about City Council hearings on the attack and what needs to happen.* Managing Your Money With Mark Rosa

Tommy talks with Mark Rosa, President and CEO of Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union

Checking in with Joe Giarrusso about City Council hearings on the attack and what needs to happen.

6am hour* We’ll get an update from Jeff Palermo on LSU men’s and women’s basketball and a recap of who LSU gained and lost now that the transfer portal is closed. * The SBA has opened Business Recovery Centers to help people and businesses and people affected by the terror attack* How you can donate to the United Way's fund for victims of the terro…

Tommy gets the details on how to donate to the United Way of Southeast Louisiana's terror attack fund

The SBA has opened Business Recovery Centers to help people and businesses and people affected by the terror attack

We get an update from Jeff Palermo on LSU men’s and women’s basketball and a recap of who LSU gained and lost now that the transfer portal is closed.

* The Saints and Pelicans have shirts to help terror attack victims* How to protect your plants from the cold weather* What do you want to see in a Saints head coach?* Why weren't some of the barriers available to stop vehichle attacks used?

* We spend some time with Ramon Antonio Vargas with The Guardian explaining the different types of bollards and barriers, what happened before the terror attack, and why some weren’t being used. * Then we talk with Bobby Hebert, getting his thoughts on the Saints season and how the franchise can move forward and get back to the playoffs.…

Spending some time with Bobby Hebert getting his thoughts on the Saints season and how the franchise can move forward and get back to the playoffs.

We spend some time with Ramon Antonio Vargas with The Guardian explaining the different types of bollards and barriers, what happened before the terror attack, and why some weren’t being used.

* Commissioner Tim Temple says big, bold action is needed to address the insurance crisis. Will we get it?* We talk with State Fire Marshal Bryan Adams about heating and fire safety after a number of deadly fires this week* The Saints and Pelicans have some great shirts you can buy to help victims of the terror attack and show your support for our …

The Saints and Pelicans have some great shirts you can buy to help victims of the terror attack and show your support for our community

Tommy spends some time with Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple talking about how we can continue to address the insurance crisis in the state

We talk with State Fire Marshal Bryan Adams about heating and fire safety after a number of deadly fires this week

* What’s the forecast for Louisiana’s economy in 2025? We talk with Adam Knapp, the CEO of the Committee of 100 about how things are looking and what needs to happen to make our economy grow.* Then we check in with Leah Long with the National Federation of Independent Businesses about the outlook for small businesses here in Louisiana…

Checking in with Leah Long with the National Federation of Independent Businesses about the outlook for small businesses here in Louisiana

What’s the forecast for Louisiana’s economy in 2025? We talk with Adam Knapp, the CEO of the Committee of 100 about how things are looking and what needs to happen to make our economy grow.

* How big of a problem is extremism with veterans and military members?* Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain

Tommy checks in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain about protecting your plants and animals during this cold and about the threat of fires

How big of a problem is extremism with veterans and military members? Tommy talks with David Schanzer, Director of the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security at Duke University

* The Biden administration has moved to ban oil drilling in most federal waters. We’ll talk about what that means with Gregory Upton, the director of LSU’s Center for Energy Studies. * We continue to discuss that Saints season. Where do the Black and Gold go from here? Who are some candidates to be the next head coach? Who could be back, and who co…

Where do the Black and Gold go from here? Who are some candidates to be the next head coach? Who could be back, and who could be gone?

The Biden administration has moved to ban oil drilling in most federal waters. We talk about what that means with Gregory Upton, the director of LSU’s Center for Energy Studies.

* We spend some more time with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas about the difficulty in securing major events and what officials can do. * Carnival season officially got under way this week...we talk to Arthur Hardy about what to expect this year and what he’s hearing from krewes and officials

Carnival season officially got under way this week...we talk to Arthur Hardy about what to expect this year and what he’s hearing from krewes and officials

We spend some more time with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas about the difficulty in securing major events and what officials can do.

* Touching base with State Representative Alonso Knox, whose district includes the French Quarter, on what he’s been hearing from constituents there and what he thinks of some of the proposals to make the Quarter safer.* Checking in with Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser about the terror attack and what should be done with the French Quarter…

We check in with Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser about the terror attack and what should be done with the French Quarter

We touch base with State Representative Alonso Knox, whose district includes the French Quarter, on what he’s been hearing from constituents there and what he thinks of some of the proposals to make the Quarter safer.

* We get an update on what President-elect Trump has been focusing on as Inauguration Day gets closer and closer.* There are a bunch of nasty respiratory viruses going around the area. And a virus causing a surge of cases in China.

Tommy talks with Dr. Fred Lopez, Professor of Medicine in the Section of Infectious Diseases at LSU Health New Orleans, about some of the nasty illnesses hitting our area.