The Latest Breaking News from Bourbon Street

The celebratory atmosphere of Bourbon Street in New Orleans, long an American byword for indulgence and revelry, was dimmed Wednesday as residents and visitors alike reeled from a deadly truck attack on New Year's crowds.

French Quarter residents and workers are navigating life in a crime scene, job uncertainty and trauma after a New Year’s Day attack, Alex Woodward reports

New Orleans officials are upgrading Bourbon Street security measures for the Super Bowl following recent incidents.

FBI officials said Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old U.S. citizen and Army veteran, drove the pickup truck that fatally rammed into a crowd on Bourbon Street.

New Orleans Police Chief Anne E. Kirkpatrick remains hopeful and determined in the face of recent challenges, emphasizing the city's resilience and progres...

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell expresses gratitude for support and emphasizes safety measures following Bourbon Street attack.

Louisiana officials address the public after Bourbon Street tragedy, emphasizing collaboration and ongoing investigation.

Bourbon Street barriers being repaired; suspect evades them by driving on sidewalk from Airbnb rental during New Year's celebrations.

Seven years ago, New Orleans officials began installing adjustable barriers at intersections in the famed French Quarter to temporarily prevent vehicles from entering the tourist area where the narrow streets are typically teeming with pedestrians every night of the week