Investigators say they no longer believe there are other suspects involved in the New Year’s Day attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, La.

Following the deadly attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans on January 1, the top priority for police is to track down the others they believe helped coordinate the attack.

Emails from consultants hired to assess New Orleans' weaknesses after the Bourbon Street attack show these problems with the city's security.

The city of New Orleans is in shock after a man drove his pickup truck through a crowd in the French Quarter early New Year’s Day — but local officials assured the public that the Sugar Bowl ...

Bourbon Street reopened early Thursday afternoon, and the French Quarter fully reopened by Friday. The New Orleans Police Department said in a Friday afternoon news release that they had ...

Federal law enforcement agencies say they’re concerned about copycat attacks following the New Orleans Bourbon Street attack. They say automobiles are appealing to aspiring attackers because ...

Metro Atlanta Atlanta police preparing for major safety challenges in 2026 FIFA World Cup City will be on international stage for first time since 1996 Olympics. Plans are already being made.

Wednesday's early morning attack on Bourbon Street has prompted a federal judge to delay a scheduled hearing over a plan for the New Orleans Police Department to begin leaving federal oversight ...

Police said the driver steered around a police blockade and raced through a crowd along Bourbon Street around 3:15 a.m. Wednesday as revelers gathered to celebrate the New Year.

As critics call for NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick’s resignation following the Bourbon Street attack, police organizations continue to back her.

NEW ORLEANS — Victims of the Bourbon Street attack on New Year's Day were honored and remembered by the New Orleans Police Department during a private service on Thursday. Fourteen yellow roses ...

Outside consultants have compiled Bourbon Street security recommendations, largely in secret. Emails offer a glimpse.