New Orleans bolsters security amid Mardi Gras festival
In the wake of the New Year's New Orleans attack that killed 14 people on Bourbon Street, authorities are boosting security throughout the city for Mardi Gras festivities. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch speaks with New Orleans officials on the expanded security in the city.
One person was wounded in a shooting on Bourbon Street Saturday night after a gun was accidentally discharged on the busy strip, according to the New Orleans Police Department. Po ...
Cody Bates, the Vice President of Operations for the American Hat Company, tosses beaded necklaces from the front of the ...
Officers with the New Orleans Police Department are investigating the “accidental discharge” of a gun that left one person ...
Bourbon Street was born in 1722, after a September hurricane wiped away four years of development in the original city of New ...
NEW ORLEANS — One person was shot on Bourbon Street Saturday night in what the New Orleans Police Department says could have been an “accidental discharge” of a firearm.
Louisiana police say the Super Bowl reporter found dead in his hotel room outside New Orleans on Feb. 5 had Xanax in his ...
More cops than confetti are expected to be prevalent on parade routes when Mardi Gras goes into full swing in New Orleans ...
The promise from authorities for more security threatened to conflict with the city’s anything-goes sensibilities, and some ...
New Orleans residents had a full carnival experience on Bourbon Street this past weekend before Fat Tuesday. Watch the video ...
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