At ten o’ clock this morning, authorities will provide an update into the investigation on yesterday morning’s terrorist attack on Bourbon Street that killed at least 15 people and injured more than 30. New Orleans Congressman Troy Carter…

Cut 15 (11) “….cowards to justice”

The terror suspect has been identified by the FBI as 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar, who drove around a large police cruiser and over a sidewalk to go on a killing spree on Bourbon Street in the early morning hours of New Year’s Day.

The tragedy will reignite talk about turning Bourbon street into a permanent pedestrian mall. New Orleans Councilman J.P. Morrell says conversation has taken place for years…

Cut 10 (12) “…the French Quarter.”

Governor Jeff Landry was on Bourbon Street this morning along with other officials, viewing the scene of what goes down as the first terror attack on New Orleans. Later today, Landry will be in the Superdome for the Sugar Bowl, which was postponed to this afternoon…

Cut 5 (12) “…to me”

Landry has issued a state of emergency in response that he says will help utilize all available resources to keep the city safe.

One of the victims of the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street is Lafayette native and former St. Thomas More football star Tiger Bech. The 2015 graduate of S-T-M also played lacrosse and competed on the track and field team. He went on to play football at Princeton and was working in New York City. STM Principal Marty Cannon coached Bech…

Cut 12 (12) “….really special”