U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi will travel to New Orleans on Thursday to meet with law enforcement groups ahead of Super Bowl LIX and participate in briefings on terror prevention.

Super Bowl fans have arrived in New Orleans ahead of the big game on Sunday. And so have thousands of law enforcement ...

A terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day that killed 14 people rattled the city. Some worry it remains vulnerable.

Gov. Jeff Landry announced that Attorney General Pam Bondi is in the city Thursday and is expected to host a round table ...

GNO, Inc. partnered with the Super Bowl Host Committee, Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation (GNOSF), City of New Orleans, ...

Security for the Super Bowl in New Orleans will feature more boots on the ground, more tech and more intelligence – spearheaded by a federal official who grew up 40 miles from where kickoff will take ...

After a New Year’s Day terror attack struck New Orleans’ historic French Quarter, city officials say they are confident in ...

The New Orleans Police Department held a press conference at Armstrong Park to announce safety measures the city will ...

The bag checks started Wednesday on Bourbon Street, and they weren't what I was expecting. Why it matters: All eyes are on ...

Approximately 2,000 law enforcement officers will be present for the Super Bowl, New Orleans Police Department Superintendent ...

More than 2,500 armed police and military descended upon the Crescent City this week in advance of the Super Bowl. Ice chests will be banned in the French Quarter this weekend, but concealed firearms ...