New Orleans ramps up security as 120,000 visitors descend on city for Super Bowl just weeks after terror attack
After a New Year’s Day terror attack struck New Orleans’ historic French Quarter, city officials say they are confident in ...
French Quarter poles are ‘quite old,’ New Orleans police say ahead of the Super Bowl. Don’t topple them.
A New Orleans hotel does famously "grease" its poles for Mardi Gras but authorities did not say if they'll follow suit as ...
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Dear Eagles fans: Please don't climb old New Orleans light poles if you win the Super Bowl
The New Orleans Police Department expresses some concern that if the Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl LIX they might topple ...
US seizes $39.5 million in fake sports gear before Super Bowl
U.S. authorities have seized $39.5 million worth of counterfeit sports merchandise ahead of Super Bowl LIX, officials said on ...
New Orleans bans coolers — but not guns — in French Quarter security zone during Super Bowl week
Patrons of the popular New Orleans entertainment district will be subject to search and seizures but legally owned firearms ...
New Orleans Police Department investigating shooting at Tet Fest
Police say there was a physical altercation between the two suspects and victim #1, when one of the suspects pulled out a gun ...
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William Bratton, once police chief in New York City and Los Angeles, embraces New Orleans anti-terror role
With bloodshed at its peak in the mid-1990s, Mayor Marc Morial enlisted a pair of NYPD strategists, Jack Maple and John ...
Super Bowl LIX security concerns? New Orleans visitors will be with ‘a sea of blue’
Super Bowl LIX security will have 2,000 law enforcement officers on duty, along with 200 state troopers and 350 national ...
'No credible threats' on Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans following New Year's terror attack, Kristi Noem says
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that there have been "no credible threats" for Super Bowl LIX in ...
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New Orleans pushes to end federal oversight of police department
The federal oversight agreement that hangs over the New Orleans Police Department is viewed acrimoniously by police officers, the city council and the state’s leaders. “We cannot continue to go down ...