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It's based on a case out of Boynton Beach. A Tallahassee case now before the court asks whether law enforcement officers can have their identities shielded when they’re threatened by suspects.

As fewer states carry out executions, Florida wants more secrecy around its killing process - including permission to hide the kind of drugs it uses to kill people so the manufacturers can’t object

Florida's Sunshine Law can help journalists and the public get to the truth.

Good morning. ‘Sunburn’ has been waiting for you.

The Freedom of Information Act, or, FOIA, enacted in 1966, gives Americans the right to obtain governmental records.

One month after a 13-year-old boy crashed his dirt bike and died while a police officer chased him, the public is left with a mystery: Who was the Boynton Beach Police officer?

One month after a 13-year-old boy crashed his dirt bike and died while a police officer chased him, the public is left with a mystery: Who was the Boynton Beach Police officer?

'These winners endure all types of scams, harassment and even loss of life.'

The annual assault on Florida’s popular open government laws continues this legislative session. Even as the public clamors for greater transparency and access to their elected officials and government, our own Representative, Cyndi Stevenson, has added to the problem by introducing a bill that would hide voter registration records from media and members of the…

The annual assault on Florida’s public records law continues this session. Heres what lawmakers dont want you to know.