The Sugar Bowl crowd and players from the University of Georgia and Notre Dame shared a moment of silence for the victims of the New Year's Day terror attack in New Orleans — which which left 15 people dead — during the game held at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome on Thursday,

Some Georgia and Notre Dame fans had to skip Thursday's game because of their travel plans. Some left New Orleans because they knew they'd feel safer at home.

A terrorist attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans delayed the highly anticipated Sugar Bowl College Football Playoff game by a day. A pair of siblings from Chicago who came to New Orleans for the game were staying in a hotel right in front of which the early New Year's Day morning pickup truck attack happened.

The famous party street prepares to welcome back patrons less than two days after a pickup truck rammed into a New Year's crowd, killing 14 and injuring dozens.

President will travel on Monday to a city reeling from 15 deaths after a man with an ISIS flag drove into a crowd

A trip to New Orleans quickly became a nightmare for a military veteran and his wife who narrowly escaped the ISIS-inspired attack on Bourbon Street.