New Orleans police adds security measures to French Quarter

Lombardi Trophy paraded down French Quarter in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl
As we gear up for the Super Bowl, Eagles fans are excited for the Birds to take the field, but the real show-stopper is what they're playing for: the Lombardi Trophy.
French Quarter Super Bowl parade set for Saturday morning!
NEW ORLEANS ( WGNO) — The Super Bowl Host Committee is holding a parade in the French Quarter on Saturday morning, Feb. 8.
New Orleans police adds security measures to French Quarter during Super Bowl weekend
If visitors want to explore the French Quarter during Super Bowl weekend, they'll have to do it on foot with numerous street closures and armed guards at every intersection.
Military and police presence ramps up in French Quarter; Super Bowl security out in full force
From helicopters churning in the skies to Louisiana National Guard members toting M4 rifles, the full force of the massive law enforcement presence in downtown New Orleans came into focus Wednesday as Super Bowl crowds began building.
Super Bowl: What we saw walking through the French Quarter’s ‘enhanced security zone’
People will see an increased police presence in the busiest section of the French Quarter through at least the day after the Super Bowl. Super Bowl fans have arrived in New Orleans ahead of the big game on Sunday.
I went through French Quarter security ahead of the Super Bowl. Here's what it was like.
The music was pumping, the daiquiri machines were swirling and a few Chiefs and Eagles fans were hanging out on Bourbon, beads around their necks. But the reassuring sense of normalcy was interrupted by metal barriers,
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New Orleans fortifies French Quarter with security barriers ahead of Super Bowl
NEW ORLEANS — Large flatbed trucks lined North Rampart Street in New Orleans, carrying newer, stronger steel wedge barriers to help protect the streets of the French Quarter. It's part of ...
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Take it from locals: Super experience in New Orleans entails more than just the French Quarter
Political pundit James Carville, a Louisiana native and New Orleans resident, says first-time visitors with just a few days in town shouldn't “feel like if you’re going to the French Quarter ...