New Orleans roars back with Carnival celebrations after truck attack; ‘We are celebrating life’
Hundreds filled the streets Monday evening for the annual Joan of Arc parade through New Orleans’ historic French Quarter. Organizers said they wanted the event to convey the city’s spirited grit as it grapples with the violent New Year’s Day attack but still persists with beloved traditions.
New Orleans ramps up security
These days, the bakery makes over 60,000 king cakes each year and ships nationwide to meet its customer demand. Already, ...
As carnival season kicks off in New Orleans, changes to increase safety have been put in place in the wake of the New Year's ...
As New Orleans prepares to kick off its extravagant Carnival season this week, the city is asking for federal help in ensuring there is not a repeat of the horrific truck-ramming that killed 14 ...
A revolution has sparked in New Orleans' king cake scene over the years. Bakeries throughout the city have taken the ...
New Orleans enhances Carnival security with SEAR-1 designation, federal resources, and potential parade route changes after Bourbon Street tragedy.
In the wake of the French Quarter terrorist attack, President Joe Biden acted swiftly to honor Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s request for the highest threat rating for the city’s Carnival season. Cantrell’s ...
President Joe Biden and the first lady will travel to New Orleans Monday to visit the families of the victims in the Bourbon ...
The FBI is investigating the incident that occurred on Bourbon Street during New Year's celebrations as an act of terrorism.
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