New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick on Wednesday offered few answers to questions about serious gaps in the city's defenses before a truck attack on Bourbon Street killed 14 people ...

City officials are still weighing key decisions about whether to close Bourbon Street to vehicles and beef up the city's surveillance technology, New Orleans Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick said on ...

“This event started at about 3:15 (a.m.). It did involve a man driving a pickup truck down Bourbon Street at a very fast pace,” NOPD Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick said.

Fourteen yellow roses were laid for the victims to honor them, Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick said. A prayer and brass second-line band played 'I'll Fly Away' in tribute.

NEW ORLEANS — In the wake of the Bourbon Street attack, New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick says she has no plans to give in to calls for her resignation from national media.

New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick speaks at a press conference at the temporary New Orleans Police Department headquarters about a suspected terrorist attack that ...

“This event started at about 3:15 (a.m.). It did involve a man driving a pickup truck down Bourbon Street at a very fast pace,” NOPD Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick said. “It was very intentional ...

New Orleans Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick said the suspect drove onto the sidewalk and evaded the temporary barriers. Related Articles Victims identified in deadly Bourbon Street attack ...

I am totally disgusted with New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick. They have no business overseeing the city or the police department, in particular the safety ...

Fourteen yellow roses were laid for the victims to honor them, Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick said. A prayer and brass second-line band played 'I'll Fly Away' in tribute.

Fourteen yellow roses were laid for the victims to honor them, Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick said. A prayer and brass second-line band played 'I'll Fly Away' in tribute.