The shooting shocked neighbors, who described the suburbian family as normal and "fun-loving"

Abbott's directives outline 11 initiatives focused on prevention, protection and mitigation, emphasizing collaboration between state and federal agencies

The FBI has released chilling video footage captured by the New Orleans terrorist attacker's Meta smart glasses, revealing that he had visited the area before the deadly New Year's attack.

Federal authorities have warned police nationwide of potential copycat attacks following a New Year's Day vehicle-ramming in New Orleans.

Ed Petiffer, 31, was among the 14 victims when an ISIS-inspired man drove a pickup truck into the revelers on New Year's Day

Two Israeli soldiers recovering from the trauma of war by visiting the U.S. were critically injured in the New Orleans attack.

Key components of multi-million dollar security package implemented less than 10 years ago were absent during the New Year's parade.

A walk through of Shamsud-Din Jabbar's home also showed a working station with a "significant amount of bomb making materials," according to the FBI

Investigators found explosives in Shamsud-Din Jabbar's truck and trailer after his New Year's Day rampage left 14 dead on Bourbon Street.

The FBI released new surveillance photos Thursday showing Shamsud-Din Jabbar shortly before he launched a truck attack on New Year revelers in New Orleans' French Quarter.

President Biden said Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the man who plowed his vehicle into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, killing 14 people, acted alone and had a "remote detonator" in his vehicle.

A 51-year-old survivor of the New Orleans New Year's Day terror attack emotionally recalled the chaos and terror from his hospital bed.

As officials work to confirm identities and notify next of kin, family and friends of victims have begun sharing their stories, with nine victims identified.

As details regarding those who lost their lives in the terrorist attack on New Orleans on New Year's are revealed, this is the story of a dedicated Latina mom.

The suspect in the New Orleans truck attack, and the man involved in the explosion of a Cybertruck in Las Vegas spent time stationed at the same Army base.

Federal authorities have released details of Shamsud-Din Jabbar's final hours, retracing the steps that led to the New Year's Day terror attack in New Orleans.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry faced backlash for posting a smiling photo outside a steakhouse hours after New Orleans attack killed 15 people.

Rep. Randy Weber joined the list of those criticizing the Biden administration's policies in the aftermath of the New Orleans attack

A truck attack on Bourbon Street during New Year's celebrations seemingly exploited security gaps caused by the removal of safety barriers for repairs.

In a resurfaced video, the suspect in the tragic New Year's Day truck attack in New Orleans is credits his military background for shaping him professionally.

Christopher Raia, deputy assistant director of the FBI's counter-terrorism division, called the attack an "act of terror" and said evidence so far shows Shamsud-Din Jabbar acted alone

The president-elect said "Democrats should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this to happen to our country"

Abdur Jabbar said his brother did not show any indication that he would perpetrate such an attack when they last spoke two weeks ago

Abdur Jabbar said his brother's actions do "not represent Islam"

Several square blocks of the main entertainment district were blocked off after the attack, in which authorities said a US military veteran plowed a pickup truck into pedestrians, killing at least 15 people and leaving a tear in the heart of the city known as the Big Easy.

The University of Georgia has confirmed one of its students was critically injured in the terrorist attack that occurred on Bourbon Street in New Orleans.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) quipped that was unusual for NBC to be on the right when informed where they were set up during a news conference on the Bourbon Street terrorist attack.

Rep. Troy Carter confirmed that law enforcement is investigating more than one suspect in Wednesday's terrorist attack on Bourbon Street.

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy called on federal authorities to ensure those responsible for the deadly Bourbon Street terrorist attack are held accountable.

The suspect in the fatal Bourbon Street terrorist attack may not have acted alone, according to the FBI.