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Editorial cartoon from The State Journal depicting a closed door and the preferred darkness at Kentucky’s General Assembly (by permission of The State Journal).

What remains of public access to legislative record after 2021 adoption of “legislative exemption?”

Amye Bensenhaver

Sep 24, 2022

“See you back in court”: The cost of defending the public’s right to know continues to rise courtesy of the KSU Foundation

Amye Bensenhaver

Aug 27, 2022

A productive Twitter exchange arising from petition to seal Naomi Judd death records

Amye Bensenhaver

Aug 15, 2022

Judicially determined to be a public record

A timely reminder that settlement agreements involving payout of taxpayer dollars are open records

Amye Bensenhaver

Apr 14, 2022

Rubber stamping illegal action is an ineffectual “cure” to an open meetings violation

Amye Bensenhaver

Apr 3, 2022

The Kentucky Open Government Coalition has once again compiled its list of the Top Ten Open...

Coalition Directors

Jan 1, 2022

Jeremy Rogers, a partner in the Louisville office of Dinsmore & Shohl and a widely recognized media...

Coalition Directors

Nov 11, 2021

From the October, 2021 Brechner Report: "SHADOW GOVERNMENTS From Kentucky, a reminder that...

Coalition Directors

Oct 6, 2021

The Kentucky Kernel's six year legal battle with the University of Kentucky has come to an end....

Coalition Directors

Aug 29, 2021

Question of the day: Does a public agency violate the open records law when it agrees to honor an...

Coalition Directors

Jun 8, 2021

Question of the day: How can a public agency charge me more than $.10 per page for copies of public...

Coalition Directors

May 27, 2021

The Brechner Center may be even more excited about the Kentucky Supreme Court opinion in University...

Coalition Directors

Apr 7, 2021

The April 2 joint special meeting of the Kentucky Public Pension Authority and the County Employees...

Coalition Directors

Apr 3, 2021

At last the Kentucky Supreme Court has issued an opinion ending the open records lawsuit that...

Coalition Directors

Mar 26, 2021

A strong admonition to the University of Kentucky and all public agencies in today's Kentucky...

Coalition Directors

Mar 25, 2021

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press today sent a letter to Governor Andy Beshear urging...

Coalition Directors

Mar 19, 2021

This is a final plea to Kentucky lawmakers to put the slow wheels on a new open records exception...

Coalition Directors

Feb 20, 2021

Without discussion, a bill creating a new exception to the Kentucky open records law, cleared the...

Coalition Directors

Feb 9, 2021

The State Journal reports that Gov. Andy Beshear today filed a 45-page response to the impeachment...

Coalition Directors

Jan 22, 2021

As a particularly painful year draws to a close, the Kentucky Open Government Coalition takes a look...

Coalition Directors

Dec 31, 2020

Coalition Blog - KY Supreme Court

What remains of public access to legislative record after 2021 adoption of “legislative exemption?”

“See you back in court”: The cost of defending the public’s right to know continues to rise courtesy of the KSU Foundation

A productive Twitter exchange arising from petition to seal Naomi Judd death records

A timely reminder that settlement agreements involving payout of taxpayer dollars are open records

Rubber stamping illegal action is an ineffectual “cure” to an open meetings violation

The Kentucky Open Government Coalition has once again compiled its list of the Top Ten Open...

Jeremy Rogers, a partner in the Louisville office of Dinsmore & Shohl and a widely recognized media...

From the October, 2021 Brechner Report: "SHADOW GOVERNMENTS From Kentucky, a reminder that...

The Kentucky Kernel's six year legal battle with the University of Kentucky has come to an end....

Question of the day: Does a public agency violate the open records law when it agrees to honor an...

Question of the day: How can a public agency charge me more than $.10 per page for copies of public...

The Brechner Center may be even more excited about the Kentucky Supreme Court opinion in University...

The April 2 joint special meeting of the Kentucky Public Pension Authority and the County Employees...

At last the Kentucky Supreme Court has issued an opinion ending the open records lawsuit that...

A strong admonition to the University of Kentucky and all public agencies in today's Kentucky...

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press today sent a letter to Governor Andy Beshear urging...

This is a final plea to Kentucky lawmakers to put the slow wheels on a new open records exception...

Without discussion, a bill creating a new exception to the Kentucky open records law, cleared the...

The State Journal reports that Gov. Andy Beshear today filed a 45-page response to the impeachment...

As a particularly painful year draws to a close, the Kentucky Open Government Coalition takes a look...

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