Sunshine Law

A county judge has given attorneys 30 days to file final briefs after the trial which alleges Sunshine Law and civil rights violations in Edgar Springs — about 20 miles south of Rolla.

The Missouri Attorney General's slow response times have renewed scrutiny over how the office handles enforcing state transparency laws.

Andrew Bailey laid out the proposal in 2021 before he was attorney general. His office won’t clarify whether he still believes the changes should become law.

A Cole County judge in November concluded Josh Hawley’s staff illegally refused to turn over public records out of concern it could have hurt his 2018 Senate campaign

Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s office argues that even though private emails pertained to public business, they were not public records

Attorneys Bevis Schock, Connie McFarland-Butler and Nicole Gorovsky join the Legal Roundtable on "St. Louis on the Air."

A city-appointed group assembled to evaluate proposals to privatize St. Louis' airport held hours of closed-door meetings involving topics that should have been discussed publicly, according to an attorney who disclosed newly released recordings and documents.

Missouri’s current Sunshine Law says citizens cannot be charged for any records review done by government attorneys, but a new bill could change that.

The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling ordering the state to pay the legal fees for Reclaim the Records.

Four years ago, Dan Kolde sued the University of Missouri. His clients, a California-based nonprofit called the Beagle Freedom Project, had sought to…