Following the horrifying attack on New Orleans' Bourbon Street in the early morning of the New Year's Eve celebrations, 10 people are confirmed dead and dozens are injured. With college football organizers still trying to figure out what to do about today's Sugar Bowl game at the Superdome,

The city of New Orleans is still reeling after an attack on Bourbon Street that left at least 10 killed and dozens injured in the early hours of New Year's Day.The New Orleans Saints and Pelicans released a statement addressing the incident late Wednesday morning,

New Orleans Pelicans personnel reacted to the terror attack on Bourbon Street that left more than a dozen dead and several more injured.

Just over a day after the terrorist attack in New Orleans, the New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans confirmed the loss of a video production employee among those killed in the event. Matthew Tenedorio,

Saints head coach Darren Rizzi joined his Pelicans counterpart Willie Green in expressing shock and condolences over Wednesday's deadly truck-ramming attack.

New Orleans plays its home games about 1 mile southwest of the intersection of Bourbon Street and Canal Street, where an Army veteran driving a pickup truck bearing the flag of the Islamic State group killed 15 people and injured at least 30 others early Wednesday.