One year after the Bourbon Street truck attack, Fort Myers victims’ lawsuit enters discovery after surviving motions to dismiss.

A year after the deadly terrorist attack on Bourbon Street, victims and family members of those killed say they are still seeking justice through lawsuits alleging that the City of New Orleans and two of its contractors failed to adequately protect them.

The civil lawsuit claims the attack could have been avoided if the city of New Orleans and its police department had followed established public safety protocols.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has scheduled official mourning period to honor victims of the New Year's Day terrorist attack on Bourbon Street.

On a recent night along Bourbon Street, with New Year’s Eve and the Sugar Bowl approaching, there was a tension in the way buskers and sports fans, locals and tourists were thinking about last year’s attack,

Starting with a January that saw a beloved Lafayette native killed in the Bourbon Street terror attack, and then a snowfall rarely seen before, the year 2025 had several moments that will not be

It’s been rough, it’s been really rough," said Melissa Dedeaux, whose daughter Nikyra was killed in the attack.