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Transportation planners are now using “meetings” to describe online task-force discussions about controversial toll-road projects from Collier County to…
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A Tallahassee judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit brought against Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet by open-government advocates, who made a...
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Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is going to Israel with a large contingent of business leaders — not surprisingly, especially as the GOP woos...
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The First Amendment Foundation (FAF) in Tallahassee keeps watch over policy discussions that could impede the public’s right to know about government...
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In mid-September, the parents of two children killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School criticized a number of public agencies for failing to give…
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Florida allows some of the easiest access to government records and meetings of any state in the country under the state's Sunshine Laws. People have a…
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Every 20 years, a 37-person commission comes up with a list of amendments to the Florida Constitution.The next cohort of the Constitutional Revision…
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As Florida Gulf Coast University begins interviewing candidates for the school’s next president this week, a state representative has proposed a bill...
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Citizens do not have the right to speak before a public board or commission takes official action, according to Florida’s Constitution. Though Florida…
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The Florida Public Records Act, also known as F.S. 119, is straightforward: All state, county and municipal records are open for personal inspection and…
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Florida taxpayers have spent $5 million on a budget transparency portal called Transparency 2.0 that promised to herald a new era for citizen access to…