The bag checks started Wednesday on Bourbon Street, and they weren't what I was expecting. Why it matters: All eyes are on security measures in New Orleans as the city hosts the Super Bowl and a presidential visit.

Kate Stegall, a spokesperson for the Louisiana State Police’s New Orleans region, confirmed the crackdown on Bourbon performers.

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Washington Commanders star quarterback Jayden Daniels was back in Louisiana this week ahead of Thursday's NFL Honors, where he's expected to be named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. On Wednesday, Daniels stopped by radio row at Super Bowl LIX to chat about his…

This neon green cocktail is a potent mix of spirits and melon liqueur, famously known as the "most powerful drink in New Orleans."

Following a terror attack on New Year’s Day in New Orleans’ French Quarter, city officials assure that security measures for Sunday’s Super Bowl are robust and comprehensive. I’ve visited Bourbon Street numerous times in the last couple decades and never seen a security presence like this one.