Here's what New Orleans Mardi Gras parades look like after New Year's Day attack
In many ways, New Orleans’ first major night of Carnival parades after the deadly New Year's vehicle attack on Bourbon Street looked the same as any other. Kids played football on the streetcar tracks; vendors hawked corn dogs and lemonade and Professor Longhair blasted from sound systems.
More cops than confetti are expected to be prevalent on parade routes when Mardi Gras goes into full swing in New Orleans ...
On New Year's Day, Bourbon Street in New Orleans suffered a tragic attack on when a vehicle purposefully drove into a crowd of people. Because of this, the Sugar Bowl game that was scheduled ...
Plaintiffs affected by the New Year's terrorist attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans have filed a civil lawsuit against the city's leadership and private companies hired to consult the city ...
It's a story from New Orleans, which needs more security for it's parades at Carnival season because of the New Year's Day Bourbon Street attack. It's an added cost that organizers of ...
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 4 (Reuters) - New Orleans flings open its doors this week to the biggest party in American sports, welcoming thousands of tourists weeks after a New Year's Day attack on ...
The Philadelphia Eagles gifted Super Bowl tickets to Ryan Quigley, a super fan who survived the Jan. 1 terrorist attack in New Orleans.
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