15-year-old Matthew McCoy set five world powerlifting records at the U.S. High School National Powerlifting Tournament. Despite his record-breaking performance, McCoy did not receive an invitation to ...

A bill that would dismantle the citizen committee that decides disputes over the release of government records and replace it with an administrative law judge appointed by the governor narrowly ...

Oklahoma Voice reported Rep. John Pfeiffer, R-Orlando, was considering a veto override of House Bill 2163, an open records bill he authored and had bipartisan support in getting to Gov. Kevin ...

Supporters say it’s about time. Opponents want to see more research, and say the bill contradicts findings of a recent committee that recommended further study. A bill introduced in the Senate ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Governor Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill that supporters said would have given Oklahomans a way to challenge government agencies that deny access to public records, without ...

The public won't have to wait longer to get some public records from government agencies in Colorado. State lawmakers on Friday abandoned an effort to override Gov. Jared Polis' veto of a bill to ...

they will of course say they should not be subject to open records laws, he said. What happened to the bill? Speaker Yeager took issue with the bill applying only to the Legislature. Since it ...

But it also sets up another battle between health care payers and hospitals, who fear that a bill requiring them to hand off patients’ electronic medical records to health plans will result in ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — On April 9, the Ohio House of Representatives passed a spending deal that would cut funding to public schools, increase vouchers for private schools, alter library funding and ...

The bill would also make it harder for the public to get certain police records. “Republicans are always trying to snake bad provisions in the dead of night without transparency and without ...

You shouldn’t trust a government official who wants to limit access to public records either. This month, Assemblyman Ken Gray, a Republican from Dayton, presented on Assembly Bill 152.