 | BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
Short-term rental legal battle rages on: Plaintiffs in a longstanding federal lawsuit against the city have asked a federal judge to put the brakes on New Orleans’ new short-term rental permitting rules while another court weighs in on their constitutionality. Ben Myers has the latest on why property owners think the most recent changes should wait.
Jason Cantrell's funeral: First Gentleman Jason Cantrell, who died after a heart attack earlier this month at 55, was laid to rest Tuesday following a ceremony at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church in Broadmoor. Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her daughter, RayAnn, were in attendance, though the mayor did not speak publicly. Sophie Kasakove has the story, along with some thoughts from another local leader who had to grapple with the sudden loss of a spouse while in office.
Island for sale: An 15-acre portion of an island in Pearl River is up for sale to developers, which has residents and conservationists concerned. Joni Hess has the details on why people are worried. Interested in news from north of the lake? Sign up for our free newsletter, the North Shore Report.
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