A Minneapolis man who allegedly expressed admiration for the truck attack in New Orleans that killed 14 people has been accused of trying to join the Islamic State group, federal prosecutors announced Friday.

Thousands of people are descending to New Orleans this weekend ahead of Mardi Gras. A new Minneapolis restaurant called Lagniappe is bringing the cuisine to the Twin Cities.

A Minneapolis man who allegedly expressed admiration for the truck attack in New Orleans that killed 14 people has been accused of trying to join the Islamic State group, federal prosecutors announced Friday.

Mardi Gras! The holiday, centered in New Orleans, takes place March 4. Minneapolis restaurant Lagniappe visited KARE 11 News at Noon to share authentic recipes to celebrate the day. Executive chef Isaiah Durand brought King Cake and turtle soup to share the traditions of the day.

The FBI combed through Hassan’s social media posts and found several posts praising ISIS, including the man who rammed a vehicle into a crowd on New Year’s Day in New Orleans. Another video had him proudly displaying an ISIS flag in his vehicle.

A Minneapolis man who allegedly expressed admiration for the truck attack in New Orleans that killed 14 people has been accused of trying to join the Islamic State group.

Executive chef Isaiah Durand brought King Cake and turtle soup to share the traditions of the day. King Cake is usually decorated in purple, gold and green sugar to celebrate Mardi Gras. Lagniappe is located on Lake Street in Minneapolis and highlights Creole and New Orleans recipes and tasty cocktails. Click here to see more about the restaurant.

A Minneapolis man has been arrested and charged after trying to join the terrorist organization ISIS. Prosecutors say the man, Abdisatar Ahmed Hassan, tried to travel from Minnesota to Somalia twice to join ISIS,

MINNEAPOLIS (KFGO-CBS) – A Minneapolis man who allegedly expressed admiration for the truck attack in New Orleans that killed 14 people has been accused of trying to join the Islamic State group, federal prosecutors announced Friday.

A Minnesota man has been arrested and charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS after allegedly trying to travel to Somalia to

Well, you don't have to go all the way to Bourbon Street in New Orleans to celebrate, though. In Minneapolis, a new restaurant brings the cuisine here. Lagniappe opened just five months ago in the ...

Mardi Gras festivities were underway early Tuesday in New Orleans despite a forecast of severe weather expected later in the day.