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Security measures for 2026 NFL Draft come into question following New Orleans attack
After the tragedy in New Orleans, the safety of other high-profile events is in question. One of the biggest upcoming events in the Pittsburgh region is the 2026 NFL Draft. Hundreds of thousands will descend on the North Shore,
NFL Releases Statement, Promises "Comprehensive" Safety Following New Orleans Terrorist Attack
The NFL has released an official statement regarding security for the upcoming Super Bowl LIX, which is scheduled to take place in just over a month at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. In the wake of the deadly terrorist attacks that took place in NO over New Year's Eve,
NFL, New Orleans officials say Super Bowl LIX will be safe for fans after deadly attack
The Chiefs are hoping to return to the Super Bowl, which will be held in New Orleans, the site of an attack that killed 10 people on New Year’s Day.
New Orleans terror attack: Questions of security
Authorities say they are now investigating this as an act of terrorism. Thursday afternoon, we're learning more about the suspect as questions over security that night continue to grow. The suspect, 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar reportedly rented a truck in Houston on December 30 and drove to New Orleans the following night.
New Orleans attack exposes security gaps
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joins ‘Fox News @ Night’ to provide updates on the New Orleans attack investigation and discuss security measures in place before the incident.

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NFL draft prospect Jack Bech talks about his brother’s death in New Orleans terrorist attack
Former Princeton wide receiver Martin "Tiger" Bech was one of 14 people who died in the terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day.
Cam Jordan Donates $25K to Fund Benefiting New Year's Eve Victims
Former Cal star Cam Jordan, who has played his entire 14-year NFL career with the New Orleans Saints, donated $25,000 to the city’s New Year’s Day Tragedy Fund ...
New Orleans police official gives message to NFL fans on fence about attending Super Bowl LIX after attack
New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick gave a message to fans who are on the fence about attending the Super Bowl in February after a terror attack.
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NFL Fans Are Extremely Worried About Super Bowl LIX In New Orleans
NFL fans are extremely worried about attending the Super Bowl after the attack on New Orleans that left 15 deceased.
NFL Week 18: Playoff Scenarios, Key Matchups, Best Bets and Predictions
We will all be waiting for Sunday Night Football when the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings meet in Game 272, the final ...
What we know about the victims of the New Orleans truck attack
Fourteen people were killed and more than two dozen were injured when a driver crashed a pickup truck into crowds on Bourbon ...
Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown launches fundraiser for New Orleans terror attack victims' families
Former NFL star Antonio Brown launched a fund for the families of the victims in the New Orleans terror attack. More than a ...
Verizon to bring Super Bowl FanFest to life in 30 cities, offering NFL championship hype nationwide
The Caesars Superdome may be the epicenter for the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month, but Verizon has a game plan to ...
Mike McCarthy Could Be Considered for Another NFL Opening If Cowboys Let Him Go
Mike McCarthy's job status with the Dallas Cowboys remains up in the air. The coach's contract is set to expire at the season ...