Gov. Jeff Landry mobilizes National Guard to New Orleans after Bourbon Street attack
Gov. Jeff Landry announced Wednesday he was mobilizing a military police company from the Louisiana National Guard in the aftermath of the vehicle and shooting attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans that killed 10 people and injured dozens.
At a news briefing on Thursday. Gov. Jeff Landry shared the ongoing efforts between state, local and federal officials to ...
Jeff Landry appeared on the field with Mayor LaToya Cantrell, many of the 100 Louisiana National Guard military police officers that Landry ordered to the city on Wednesday were patrolling ...
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry likened the ongoing investigation into a recent terrorist attack to solving a "child's jigsaw ...
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and Family Research Council President Tony Perkins, a Louisiana resident and former State ...
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry said there would be an "unprecedented" law enforcement presence as New Orleans reopens Bourbon ...
CT, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry and Family Research Council President Tony Perkins, a Louisiana resident and former state representative, will hold a one-hour broadcast "Pray for the Nation" in ...
An Evansville couple were in New Orleans on New Year's Eve, mere feet from the spot where a Texas man drove a truck into the ...
(The Hill/NEXSTAR) – Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R), New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and representatives from the FBI and ATF held a news conference on Thursday to update the public on the New ...
New Orleans city leaders were warned in a 2019 confidential physical security assessment that Bourbon Street was vulnerable to a vehicle-ramming attack.
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