The city has received nearly 400 Airbnb applications so far; more to come
More are coming in every day as April 1 approaches. That's when the city's regulations on short-term rentals go into effect.
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Here’s our latest map of Airbnb applications in New Orleans
Under a law that goes into effect next month, all short-term rentals must be registered with the city.
KKK wizard David Duke’s 1990 run foreshadowed pro-Trump passion
Vintage Duke documentary to be screened Tuesday at Loyola.
Ordered to turn himself in for deportation, day laborer remains free after last-minute appeal
Jose Luis Gomez Castor’s lawyers say he was arrested because he’s Latino, not because he committed a crime.
Eureka! Artist behind rediscovered Black Panther mural is identified
Twists and turns lead to insights about a cultural find.
Post-election hate hits New Orleans, with a bomb threat at the JCC
Watching and waiting is not an option, columnist argues.
Lake Forest charter school board member resigned after $120,000 deal with school
Donald Pate, who was on the the board for Lake Forest charter school, said he wanted to help out the school by selling dirt for a construction project. That would violate state ethics law. Although he said his company got $120,000, the state Ethics Board cleared him.
Some opposition to Trump goes unanswered, literally, by Louisiana’s senators
Constituents are frustrated that they can’t say their piece about the president's appointees and executive orders.
The state has reinstated monthly bonuses to some of Gusman’s deputies, but questions remain
The state says everything is fine, but we found potential problems with 27 deputies.
Trumped: Finding our footing in a weirdly changed political landscape
Today we get a president-elect who can't tell the Constitution from a TV script.
