| BY CHAD CALDER | Staff writer |
A reprieve for the French Quarter: Freddie King has scuttled his controversial plan to suspend enforcement of rules that protect the historical integrity of French Quarter buildings, but residents and preservationists say they're going to keep a close eye on the issue. King said he is only seeking to ease the burden onerous regulations have on local residents and business owners, and he says he'll be back with a different plan later this year. Tony McAuley has the details. Entergy files suit: Entergy New Orleans and the City Council are headed back to court to fight over a $1 million fine a judge has already deemed improper. Entergy claims the city is trying to reimpose the fine in a manner that still violates the judge's order. Ben Myers has the story. Tennis, anyone? The Audubon Nature Institute and Tulane University are working to hash out a deal that would expand the facility and allow Green Wave tennis teams to train and host tournaments there. Stephanie Riegel has the story. Golf project heist: The Five O Fore driving range project at the former Times-Picayune building on Howard Avenue has been in the works for quite some time. On Monday, the head of the project got some unsettling news on a development that will surely set the project back even more. Kasey Bubnash has the details. Thank you for starting your week with Morning Headlines. Catch up on the latest news on NOLA.com. Chad | 