National Guard working Bourbon Street for Super Bowl
Following a terror attack on New Year’s Day in New Orleans’ French Quarter, city officials assure that security measures for ...
New Orleans sued over Bourbon Street terror attack, accused of negligence that cost lives
New Orleans terrorist attack victims and survivors have filed a civil lawsuit against city leaders for negligence after ...
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In the Wake of Bourbon Street Attack, the Super Bowl Arrives in New Orleans—and so Does a Major Strike
Nurses at University Medical Center are walking off the job Wednesday and Thursday in a strike designed to maximize impact ...
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New Orleans is sued a second time by victims of Bourbon Street vehicle attack
A new lawsuit accuses New Orleans city officials and city contractors of failing to stop the New Year’s Day truck attack on ...
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Fort Myers women among plaintiffs in lawsuit over New Orleans truck attack
Fort Myers women Elle Eisele and Steele Idelson are part of a lawsuit against New Orleans officials, alleging security ...
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Here's what we know about the timeline of the New Orleans terror attack
A driver in a truck drove through a crowd on Bourbon Street in the New Orleans French Quarters early New Year's Day morning, killing at least 14 and injuring 30 people, officials say. The suspect ...
Fox News1mon
New Orleans terrorist chose Bourbon Street for maximum carnage: timeline
A 42-year-old Texas native swore allegiance to the ISIS terror group and plowed a pickup trip into a crowd of New Year's revelers on New Orleans' famous Bourbon ...
The Washington Post24d
How New Orleans failed to protect Bourbon Street from attack, block by block
The FBI had warned New Orleans officials years earlier that Bourbon Street was vulnerable. The mayor at the time pushed to bolster public safety infrastructure after a deadly 2016 vehicle-ramming ...
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As Bourbon Street reopens after New Orleans attack, wariness remains
Bourbon Street is once again crowded with locals and tourists, but this time it’s also adorned with crosses, candles, stuffed animals and flowers. Many Georgians traveled to New Orleans to watch ...