Gov. Scott’s Email Transparency Program Still Falling Short
Two years after the governor's office launched an online database aimed at creating transparency, the program has fallen short of providing real transparency.
Lobbyist Issues Warning About Potentially Costly Transparency Law
A new law expands the requirements of companies to provide records, worrying some that the rule could lead to unnecessary lawsuits.
Open Record Laws May Prevent Corruption, But Apparently Not In Florida
New research found that open record laws can prevent corruption. Florida, however, presents an interesting case study of how public information laws haven't meant less corruption.
Shoe-Leather Reporting Keeps The Ledger Ahead of Lakeland Police Scandals
It began with simple records request. The Lakeland Police Department’s employees dragged their feet in response, and from there, the story snowballed.
Florida House Speaker Connected to Citizens Contractor
Will Weatherford hasn't disclosed his relationship with a company that has received money from Florida’s state-run insurance company.
Publicly Funded Pensacola Chamber Spent Big on ‘Extravagant’ TV Ad
Steve Miller: The Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce's TV ad, airing in markets throughout the southeast, cost $270,857 for 30 seconds.