 | BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
Cheap shots and brawls: The Saints’ lost ugly to the Bucs at the Caesars Superdome Sunday. Even uglier was the 4th quarter brawl involving a handful of players, most notably Marshon Lattimore of the Saints and Leonard Fournette and Mike Evans of the Bucs. (Watch it here.) Lattimore and Evans – there’s a history there. Today, we learned that Evans was suspended. Hey NFL, now how about a 4th quarter do-over? Want more Saints coverage? Sign up for our Saints Insider newsletter.
Forgotten city: It's been a long, long road to recovery for Lake Charles, and the end is nowhere in sight. Adrift in the wake of 2020's devastating Hurricanes Laura and Delta, Mike Smith reports on the shortcomings of the nation's system to help areas recover from catastrophe. And, he concludes, "the country essentially forgot one of its cities."
McDonald House move: The Ronald McDonald House, which provides lodging and meals for families of children undergoing medical treatment, is moving from its longtime home on Canal Street to larger digs on the Uptown campus of Children’s Hospital New Orleans. The bigger facility will allow the charity to serve a lot more families, Stephanie Riegel reports.
Polluted swamp: Pollution concerns about the Devil’s Swamp area north of Baton Rouge date back more than half a century. Now, there’s a new plan to clean up the Super Fund site. But it’s a decades-long project, Mark Schleifstein reports.
Thanks for reading Lunch Line today – and remember, you can keep up all day long at NOLA.com. Bob | 
