The Municipal League’s Attack on the Freedom of Information Act
Here we go again. The Arkansas Municipal League has put out a series of proposals to gut the Freedom of
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Transparency
Arkansas FOIA Task Force Begins
Another new task force officially began today: the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Task Force met for the first time.
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Yes, Arkansans Still Have The Right To Record in Public
A recent ruling by the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has led some to question whether Arkansans still have the First Amendment right to record in public.
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Why is the Press Now Against Openness?
Various press outlets and leftist groups have decried these efforts, claiming privacy and disputing the usefulness of investigating voter fraud.
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Advocates of FOIA Shrinkage Proven Wrong Again
In the first state Supreme Court opinion to cite to the latest version of the treatise “The Arkansas Freedom of
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FOIA Still Alive and Well — Despite Legislature’s Worst Efforts
Is Arkansas’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) still in good shape after all the punishment it took from legislators this session?
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Your Tax Dollars At Work: Little Rock Solar Panel Edition
As the deadline for filing your tax returns approaches, we thought it’d be a good idea to show some examples of your hard-earned tax dollars at work.
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Greater Criminal Records Transparency About To Become Law
Transparency advocates won a big victory today when the state Senate passed Rep. Richard Womack’s HB 1727.
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The Lessons Of Sunshine Week
Happy Sunshine Week!
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Affirmative Action Transparency Strangled In Committee
Legislators missed a golden opportunity yesterday to establish transparency in public universities in Arkansas.
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