The NFL and federal law enforcement are increasing security for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans in response to the New Year's Day terrorist attack on Bourbon Street that killed 14 people, officials told ESPN.

There will be increased security for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans as the NFL and federal law enforcement respond to the New Year's Day terrorist attack on Bourbon Street. The att

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Law enforcement officials stand ready to safeguard next month's Super Bowl in New Orleans, the lead federal coordinator for the NFL championship said on Tuesday, after the New Year's Day attack in the city that killed 14 people and injured dozens more.

Although there are still rooms available, those traveling to the city are urged to book their accommodations sooner rather than later.

The NFL is reportedly working with federal law enforcement to increase security in New Orleans ahead of Super Bowl 59.

On New Year's Day, a terrorist attack went down on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter that resulted in the loss of 14 lives. With the Super Bowl coming to New Orleans, the NFL is doing all it can to keep its fans safe.

Hundreds of thousands of fans are set to travel to Louisiana next month for the biggest night in the sporting calendar in the United States.