A large painting by Roberto Marquez leans against the wall on Bourbon Street near Canal Street following the New Years Bourbon Street attack in New Orleans, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025. (Photo by Sophia ...

Officials have identified the suspect in the Bourbon Street New Year’s Day attack as 42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabbar. (Texas DPW) The project to remove and replace the bollards along about eight ...

New reports reveal that security barriers on Bourbon Street had been removed for repairs ahead of the New Year's truck attack that left several dead and dozens injured. On January 1, a tragic ...

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The claim: Lowered barriers on Bourbon Street show New Orleans officials coordinated with attacker. A Jan. 1 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) makes a claim about the New Year’s Day ...

One by one, sharpie ink strokes against the walls of the historic French Quarter memorialized all of the known 14 victims killed while a street musician played the Star-Spangled Banner.

I've seen them at art galleries, retail outlets, massage studios." New Orleans had 7.6 million visitors in 2008, ... "Bourbon Street is like the Wall Street of New Orleans," Focht said.

Street barriers that city officials set up in 2017 to prevent terrorist attacks were being replaced when a driver barreled down Bourbon Street early Wednesday, killing 10 and striking dozens more.

Protective barriers intended to prevent terrorist attacks along New Orleans’ Bourbon Street were being replaced and were not set up when a truck fatally plowed into New Year’s revelers early ...

The attack left at least 15 people dead, including the suspect, and 35 injured after a suspect intentionally drove a truck into a crowd early on New Year's Day.

Many people on social media are questioning what barriers, if any, existed on Bourbon Street, one of the most famous pedestrian streets in the country, to protect those celebrating the new year.

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