| BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
A consensus on Armstrong Park: While still a long way from any development, a significant hurdle has been cleared as neighborhood groups and Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration appear to have come to an agreement on how to inject life into Armstrong Park. Sophie Kasakove has the story. Forman to retire: Ron Forman will step down next year as chief executive of the Audubon Nature Institute following more than five decades spent turning a small zoo into a collection of parks, museums and environmental attractions. Stephanie Riegel has the details. Criminal justice: There were legal developments in two high-profile killings Thursday, with the indictment of Harahan woman for first-degree murder and obstruction of justice in connection with the killing of her boyfriend's 6-year-old daughter. Bunnak "Hannah" Landon, 43, is accused of beating and strangling Bella Fontenelle and leaving her body inside a bucket on the child's mother's front lawn. Michelle Hunter has the story. Also, the trial is underway in the shooting death of a bartender at the Cat's Meow in the French Quarter last year. Jillian Kramer has dispatches from the first and second days of the trial. Thanks for starting your day with Morning Headlines. See the latest news, sports and entertainment coverage at nola.com. Chad | 