Faimon Roberts

This Covington attorney’s blunder is a cautionary tale, columnist Faimon Roberts says.

This time, it was Shreveport. Before, it’s been New Orleans, Tallulah or Killian. Louisiana’s drinking water crisis isn’t going away, and continues to demand an urgency that the state has yet to really give it, columnist Faimon Roberts argues.

Faimon Roberts: Will the feds help LA regulate prediction markets? Don’t bet on it.

Sid Edwards’ year-plus in politics hasn’t always been smooth. But when confronted with the horrible tragedy in the Mall of Louisiana, he sounded like a leader, columnist Faimon Roberts argues. Gov. Jeff Landry, on the other hand, sounded like a politician.

Meta tax payments, which last month provided a major boost to Richland Parish coffers, this month landed in teachers’ pockets. Hard to give it anything other than an A-plus, columnist Faimon Roberts argues.

Louisiana carbon capture opponents claim first big win. Or do they? Columnist Faimon Roberts looks deeper.

St. Tammany has long had a love affair with its law enforcement agencies. It’s also had a long dislike of taxes. Now, those two are in conflict, argues columnist Faimon Roberts.

The Rev. Tony Spell has made much of his Christianity, even when he’s fighting with neighbors. But his relationship to the historic faith is complicated to say the least, according to columnist Faimon Roberts.

Many people view jury duty as a chore to be avoided, columnist Faimon Roberts writes. Fulfilling this obligation is a way to give back to our communities.

The image of a spaceport in Louisiana is undeniably seductive. But the cost of getting there may be too high, argues columnist Faimon Roberts.