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New Orleans Terror Attack Leaves Football Fans Shaken as Attention Now Turns to Safety of Super Bowl

Local, state, and federal officials will team with the NFL to enhance their safety plans for one of the year’s most anticipated and heavily attended events.

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The Superdome stands with the New Orleans skyline in the background. AP/Tyler Kaufman
GEORGE WILLIS
GEORGE WILLIS

The 2025 All-State Sugar Bowl played out smoothly Thursday night at New Orleans.  Now comes the hard part, making fans feel safe as the city braces for the massive spectacle of Super Bowl LIX on February 9 at the Caesars Superdome.

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GEORGE WILLIS
GEORGE WILLIS

Mr. Willis is an accomplished writer whose career reflects an unwavering dedication to journalism. His unique insights and extensive contributions have been featured in various press outlets. A native of Las Cruces, New Mexico, he and his wife Janelle reside at Aventura, Florida.

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