Faimon A. Roberts III is a Staff Columnist at NOLA.com. He covers a range of topics including local and regional economy, politics, public policy, government, economic policy, and elections, providing insightful analysis on the intersection of these themes. Faimon’s work has been featured in NOLA.com, The Advocate, SJR Publishing Co., Inc., and KTBS - TV.
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Faimon A. Roberts III's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Louisiana, particularly within the New Orleans area. He also covers business topics to a lesser extent.
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In two recent suits, Attorney General Liz Murrill has hit local governments for not following the state's Open Meetings Law, Columnist Faimon Roberts notes. Is she staking out ground as an open meeting absolutist? If so, I'm all for it.
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Central Louisiana has long been, along with NE La., an area that has struggled economically, columnist Faimon A. Roberts III notes. But it's new economic development director sees potential.
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Former Drug Enforcement Agent Chad Scott, once known as the White Devil, has been in prison for long enough, columnist Faimon Roberts argues. Here's why.
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There may come a day, columnist Faimon Roberts argues, when Louisiana could consider selling water to Texas from the Toledo Bend Reservoir. But until we know how much water we really have, such a deal should be avoided.
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Mayor-president Sid Edwards' Thrive EBR plan is key to his first year and to East Baton Rouge Parish, columnist Faimon Roberts argues. But turmoil in the Edwards' administration, most recently the suspension of Assistance CEO Monique Appeaning, is hurting its chances.
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The Supreme Court was absolutely right to remove a Baton Rouge judge from the bench, columnist Faimon Roberts argues. Here’s why.
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When Tucker Simmons returned to his hometown and started looking into the murder of his aunt, he had no idea where it would go. But it’s ended up with a suspect in jail, a journey that Simmons said at times felt like “an out-of-body experience.”
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The amendment that would have created a St. George School system was trounced at the ballot box on Saturday, but not on its merits, argues columnist Faimon A. Roberts III. Rather, it was a victim of bad timing and voter mistrust.
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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.
