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National Guard to patrol New Orleans for New Year's

New Orleans officials outline security measures for New Year's celebrations one year after Bourbon Street attack

Local, state and federal resources are in New Orleans to help residents and tourists ring in the new year on the eve of the one-year mark since a terror attack on Bourbon Street. There is "Super Bowl" level security in the New Orleans French Quarter ahead of the celebrations on the riverfront,

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National Guard arrives in New Orleans for 1st New Year's since Bourbon Street attack

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National Guard troops patrol New Orleans on New Year's a year after Bourbon Street attack

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New Orleans still seeking permanent security solutions a year after Bourbon Street attack

Nearly a year after a New Year's Day attack on Bourbon Street left 14 dead, New Orleans city officials are still seeking permanent security solutions to prevent similar attacks from happening.

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National Guard deploys to New Orleans for New Year’s a year after terror attack killed 14

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National Guard to patrol New Orleans for New Year’s a year after deadly attack

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2025 was a chaotic year for New Orleans. Here’s a recap.

2025 was a chaotic year for New Orleans. Here’s a recap. It's been quite the year in the New Orleans area. As we wait for the Fleur de Lis to drop, it's hard not to think about the sad, unusual, and remarkable things we've witnessed in the last 365 days.

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New Orleans to close streets, deploy National Guard for New Year's; 'Not going to take any chances'

Officials also announced that Crescent Park, a popular spot to watch fireworks over the Mississippi River, will be closed at its normal time of 6:30pm rather than remaining open until 1 a.m., as is typical on New Year's Eve.

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12 New Year’s Traditions To Experience In New Orleans, Louisiana

A relaxed New Orleans New Year guide with parades, fireworks, music, and riverfront moments that keep planning light and memories rich.

These new Louisiana laws will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026

NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana residents will see several new laws take effect in 2026, impacting everything from insurance and taxes to health care and school funding. Here’s a breakdown of the changes.

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New Orleans officials outline security measures for New Year's Eve

There is "Super Bowl" level security in the New Orleans French Quarter ahead of the celebrations on the riverfront, the Fleur De Lis drop at Jax Brewery and entertainment at Woldenburg Park.

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Here are Louisiana’s top baby names of 2025, including surprises in New Orleans, Baton Rouge

The Louisiana Department of Health and some south Louisiana hospitals have released their top baby names for 2025, lists that give a glimpse into naming trends and names have evolved over the decades. Nationally, the top baby names were Noah and Olivia, according to popular pregnancy app BabyCenter.

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FEMA grants last-minute six-month extension for New Orleans street repairs, averting immediate shutdown

The Dec. 31 decision keeps work moving under new Moreno administration until July 1, 2026, but covers only a fraction of remaining JIRR projects.