The $1.35 cents that each American pays in taxes per year to support the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is negligible when compared with the alternative: the arid and insipid wasteland of commercial programming ...

Readers weigh in on Confederate monuments, LSMSA name change, Clay Higgins and breaking up the 15th Judicial District ...

The deceitful search for voter fraud prevents recognition of what is truly scandalous about elections today: low voter participation ...

The constituents it affects — namely, the students, parents, faculty, staff and alumni of LSMSA — have made it clear we don’t want this bill ...

We need to face up to how the “new New Orleans,” so celebrated by the Mayor and the self-anointed civic elite, in fact amounts to a hostile assault on African-American families and the working poor ...

This chance presents itself in the Bar Removal of Individuals who Dream and Grow our Economy (or BRIDGE) Act ...

Those who use the roads daily to conduct business — putting additional wear and tear on our infrastructure — will pay more of the maintenance tab for keeping streets, highways and interstates safer for everyone ...

Had the millage renewals for the courthouse and correctional operations been voted on only in the city of Lafayette they would have passed handily, and the school system sales tax proposition would have been a lot closer than the blowout reflected in ...

News consumption preferences vary wildly across age demographics. Can citizens ever get back on the same page? ...

Public schools reflect community values. Lafayette's failure to invest in our public schools should be an embarrassment ...