Sunshine Laws

A circuit judge will hold a hearing Aug. 30 in a lawsuit filed by the Washington Post over access to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ travel records.

An appeals court upheld a decision that shielded Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration from releasing some public records.

The governor's office did not provide cell phone records of his Chief of Staff relating to a 2022 decision to fly migrants from Texas.

Personal information of members of the Florida Gaming Control Commission is shielded from public records requests.

A circuit judge has dismissed Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office from a lawsuit filed by the Washington Post over access to DeSantis’ travel records.

The St. Pete City Council begins talks tomorrow about a possible new development including a new $1.3 billion stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays.

Media organizations & open-government groups have said such use of executive privilege would undermine Florida’s public records law.

A judge has recused herself without explanation from a high-profile lawsuit involving Gov. Ron DeSantis’ travel records.

The Florida bills would shield from public disclosure personal information of current & former medical examiners and their families.

The Washington Post accused Ron DeSantis' office of taking “control” of FDLE compliance with Florida's Sunshine Law.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement fired a deputy chief of staff days after she sought whistleblower protection and complained about alleged retaliation against an attorney who tangled with Gov. Ron DeSantis’ aides over releasing...

Certain family members could continue to have access to the photos, recordings and reports.