Faimon Roberts

Here's what we know so far about the alleged Bourbon street attacker, Shamsud-Din Jabbar. Story w/@joey_cranney nola.com/news/crime_pol…

Faimon Roberts: Al Morella, resounding government critic, was a true Louisiana original (@faimon) nola.com/opinions/polit… via @nolanews

Faimon Roberts: Al Morella, resounding government critic, was a true Louisiana original nola.com/opinions/polit… via @nolanews

.@faimon Roberts: When it came to EBR Mayor-President's race, conventional wisdom was wrong theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/op… via @theadvocatebr

Violence in rural Tallulah in NE La prompted an unusual school measure: a book bag ban. from @elysecarmosino nola.com/news/education… via @nolanews

Edifying editorial on the sad phenomenon of municipal dissolution, by @faimon Roberts in today's Times-Picayune: nola.com/opinions/faimo…

There's a dirty word in Louisiana rural politics. Here's why it shouldn't be dirty. nola.com/opinions/faimo… via @nolanews

"Even in a relatively small sheriff's office ... the institutional culture is deeply embedded. And with that comes a host of personality conflicts, old grudges, rivalries and comfort in the way things have always been done." Always read @faimon nola.com/opinions/faimo…

Faimon Roberts: Sharon Weston Broome's ad is sign of the depths of her desperation nola.com/opinions/polit… via @nolanews

Faimon Roberts: This rural Louisiana sheriff wants to reform the way his agency works. Here's how. nola.com/opinions/faimo… via @nolanews

Faimon Roberts: In the East Baton Rouge Mayor's race, all eyes are on second place nola.com/opinions/east-… via @nolanews

GO TO HELL, OLE MISS

The Pineville scandal is sad and disappointing. But it's easy to see where the blame lies. nola.com/opinions/pinev… via @nolanews

@MIACathletics this Hamline Carleton stream is embarrassing.

New Orleans' history of prosecuting Catholic clergy child abusers is tumultuous. One who recorded himself having sex with young men at a rectory and amassed prodigious collection of child abuse imagery was acquitted of criminal charges after his defense established that he ...

As of 4 p.m. Tuesday, Raymond remains in the St. Tammany Parish jail on a $100,000 bond.

Faimon Roberts: Now that he's convicted, will Republicans finally do something about their John Raymond problem? nola.com/opinions/court… via @nolanews

@faimon's column is always a great read. His latest contemplates the unknown in a Vernon Parish cemetery. "The cemetery’s existing records don’t shed light on who might be buried there, when they died or who buried them," he writes. nola.com/opinions/grave…

A lonely cemetery. A cryptic marker. Troubled history. nola.com/opinions/grave…

Louisiana has a complex relationship with water. But drinking water, which many of us take for granted, could be our next crisis. nola.com/opinions/drink…