When it comes to Super Bowl parades, we don't usually see one until a team actually wins the game, but in New Orleans, they do things differently and that's a big reason why the city decided to hold a parade the day BEFORE the Super Bowl.

Mardi Gras floats with bead-tossing revelers cruised through New Orleans on Saturday as the city celebrated its record-tying 11th Super Bowl hosting gig with a stout security presence after a New Year's Day attack.

It's Super Bowl week in New Orleans, and those in town for the event have their pick of parties that comes with it. Why it matters: You don't need game tickets to find a way to celebrate in New Orleans when the NFL arrives for the city's 11th time hosting the big game.

In one of her first official acts after being sworn in on Wednesday, Attorney General Pam Bondi established a joint task force dedicated to investigating the perpetrators of the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks and seeking justice for their victims. The scope of the body’s work goes beyond the attacks that took place more than... Read More

From the parade route to road closures to how to stream. Here's everything you need to know about the New Orleans Super Bowl Host Committee Parade.

Get ready for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans with the best food events, from Pepsi NOLA Eats Fest to Guy Fieri's Flavortown Tailgate. A must-try foodie experience!

Get ready for the big game in the Big Easy!Watch the New Orleans Super Bowl Host Committee Parade on Saturday, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. CST. The parade will be carried on all Hearst Television stations nationwide and streamed for free on the Very Local App.

New Orleans’ Bourbon Street is blocked off to traffic in the run-up to Sunday's Super Bowl after a deadly New Year's Day attack left 14 people dead.

Fans from around the country and the world made the trip to New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.