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A post made by Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry in the hours following the terror attack in New Orleans has raised the ire of social media around the country.

New Orleans authorities identify Shamsud Din Jabbar as the suspect in the New Year’s Eve truck attack that left 10 dead and dozens injured.

The Sugar Bowl, part of the College Football Playoffs, is postponed following a New Year’s Eve terror attack in New Orleans that left 10 dead.

Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office detectives have arrested a Shreveport man for making terroristic threats against Caddo Courthouses.

A Shreveport man who terrorized a local hospital one year ago pleaded guilty in Caddo District Court and was sentenced to the maximum prison term allowed by law.

The streets of Paris were the site of violence Thursday night, when a gunman opened fire on a parked police van, killing one officer and wounding two more.

Governor Edwards offers words of comfort for victims and families of those affected by the mass shooting in Orlando.

UPDATE: More info is coming out on today's attacks. According to sources, The Eagles Of Death Metal made it out of the venue during the attacks. However, other chilling reports reveal the barbaric nature of what we're seeing. Here is a Tweet that reveals the nature of the attacks: We will work to keep you updated tonight, and all weekend as more information comes out from Paris...

Shreveport police have arrested a local high school student for allegedly making terrorism threats.

Because of an Al-Qaeda threat, the State Department is issuing a global travel alert to American citizens abroad.