Good morning, New Orleans.

Sherilyn Price (66) recalled her slain son Boogie B’s legacy and the deep local support his memory sparked as she plans a comedy festival along Decatur Street to honor him.

A boil water advisory is in effect for customers from Port Sulphur to Venice after an overnight water main break near Camellia Drive caused water pressure loss, and it will remain until repairs and water quality testing are completed.

Louisiana hospital leaders warn that a new federal Medicaid cap may risk over $3 billion in funding and force service cuts at 26 rural facilities.

The limits will phase in 2028.

The FDA has raised the egg recall for Midwest Poultry Services eggs to Class I due to salmonella risk.

Customers are urged to return eggs (pack dates July 20–Aug. 17) sold in Louisiana and nearby states for a refund.

Hundreds attended downtown for the Beat the Heat health expo — local experts shared tips to stay cool and healthy during summer — with free hydration stations and screenings offered.

During Thursday's joint practice between the Saints and Jaguars, DE Chase Young claimed six sacks (Bobby Hebert estimated the defense recorded 8 to 10 sacks due to standout play by Nathan Shepherd and Vernon Broughton), and starters will sit for Saturday's preseason opener.

New Orleans Saints rookie Jordyn Tyson has been sidelined indefinitely with a hamstring injury, as head coach Kellen Moore confirmed earlier this week — he faced similar issues in college and has no set timetable for returning to practice.

Though a preseason loss dampened early hopes, Saints fans remain optimistic about the team's potential and gear up to support them this season.

Local supporters say they expect a strong comeback as regular games approach.