New Orleans has to be the best “foodie” destination we have visited on our travels. Known for its aromatic Creole cuisine, ...

Just because you're not in New Orleans doesn't mean you can't celebrate Fat Tuesday! Our Mardi Gras party ideas will help you ...

Allstate deleted a video message from company CEO Thomas Wilson that was played at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Thursday, a day after a man killed 14 people and injured scores of others in an ...

New Orleans' street-barrier system was being replaced at time of attack after years of operational problems For new bollard system, city officials prioritized ease-of-operation over ...

Both had also been stationed at Fort Liberty, however, investigators said there was no known overlap in their assignments at the North Carolina base, which currently has more than 50,000 ...

Morial Convention Center, creating a magical atmosphere across Downtown NOLA. Lafreniere Park becomes a dazzling holiday spectacle with millions of twinkling lights and festive displays. As dusk falls ...

Laura Barron-Lopez: As the sun rose over New Orleans this morning, the French Quarter, known for its parties and bustling crowds, was eerily quiet and under tight security, residents, business ...

NEW ORLEANS (NewsNation) — There were 14 people killed and 35 injured after a vehicle drove into a crowd on New Orleans’ Canal and Bourbon Streets early Wednesday morning. The suspect is also dead.

Doorbell footage caught the Bourbon Street terrorist unloading his rented pickup truck hours before he used it to kill 15 people and injure at least 30. Shamsud Din Jabbar, 42, rammed the vehicle ...

The New Orleans superintendent may be a familiar face for some Memphis residents. Anne Kirkpatrick is the chief of the New Orleans Police Department and originally hails from the Bluff City.

FBI assistant special agent Alethea Duncan said Wednesday that the agency did not believe Jabbar was “solely responsible.” Reporter Reporter Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here ...

Law enforcement officials said Thursday that Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar acted alone when he planted two improvised explosive devices and then sped a truck into a crowd on New Orleans’ iconic ...