Security will be bolstered at high school football games in New Orleans

An exchange of gunfire outside the stadium where Cohen and Rabouin high schools played their homecoming football game over the weekend has elicited a vow from New Orleans school officials to step up security at sporting events -- and possibly even to hold games without spectators if necessary. Recovery School District Superintendent Paul Vallas says the district will add security surrounding stadiums at future games -- particularly in parking lots -- and even bar spectators from some sporting events if it's deemed necessary. No one was injured as a result of the gunfire Saturday. Police arrested three Recovery School District students in connection with the incident.