Here's what New Orleans Mardi Gras parades look like after New Year's Day attack
In many ways, New Orleans’ first major night of Carnival parades after the deadly New Year's vehicle attack on Bourbon Street looked the same as any other. Kids played football on the streetcar tracks; vendors hawked corn dogs and lemonade and Professor Longhair blasted from sound systems.
Game officials went all-out to help Bech pay tribute. Instead of wearing No. 80, as he did at LSU, or No. 15, which he wore ...
The Rex organization has honored the lives lost during the Bourbon Street terror attack earlier this year. An emblem has been adorned on the King's Float, remembering the 14 lives lost in the New Year ...
Since Mardi Gras is deemed a SEAR 1 event this year, New Orleans will be able to utilize more security resources, including explosive detection canine teams, cyber risk assessments, venue ...
Mardi Gras is the third big test for New Orleans since the horrific Jan. 1 truck-ramming and shooting rampage on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter was allegedly carried out by a 42-year-old U ...
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