He posted five videos online during the drive from Texas to New Orleans, in which he proclaimed his allegiance to ISIS and initially considered harming his family
The family of a victim killed in the New Orleans New Year's Day terror attack revealed that he had recently gotten his dream job, working at the Superdome.
Chaos erupted in New Orleans' iconic French Quarter early New Year's Day as a pickup truck driven by Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar plowed into a crowd of revelers, killing 14 and injuring over 30, in what the FBI is calling a lone-wolf act of terrorism.
A social media post reportedly made by the mosque attended by the New Orleans terror suspect tells its members to avoid the media and to redirect questions from the FBI.
Officials announced the postponement at a press conference during which the FBI acknowledged that they did not believe that Shamsu- Din Jabbar, 42, did not act alone.
The New Year's Day attack in New Orleans that left 10 dead and dozens injured was made possible in part because barricades meant to protect pedestrians on Bourbon Street were being replaced.
A federal indictment has unveiled a sprawling scheme involving New Orleans law firms accused of staging accidents with 18-wheelers to defraud insurance companies, collecting millions in fraudulent settlements.
A homeless woman in New Orleans allegedly got behind the wheel of a stalled ambulance and drove for three miles while an EMS crew were tending to a patient.
As of January 12, the NBA released the partial tally of fan votes for the 2017 All-star Game starters. Votes showed Kevind Durant and Stephen Curry of the Warriors leading the Western Conference players.
