The suit was filed in December 2021 after the governor’s office had failed to respond for up to 18 months to records requests from three separate organizations.
Articles Tagged: Open records
Althea Cole
Staff Columnists Jan. 30, 2023 4:22 pm972d ago
Maybe. Maybe not
State Government Dec. 27, 2022 8:20 pm1006d ago
Recurring campaign donations without the donor’s active consent would be illegal, as would any hand-held use of a mobile device while driving. And pointing a laser at an aircraft would become a crime.
Gazette Des Moines Bureau
State Government Sep. 7, 2022 4:53 pm1117d ago
Also, another $1 million winning lottery ticket was sold recently in Iowa
Government & Politics Aug. 12, 2022 8:39 pm1143d ago
Randy Evans of the Iowa Freedom of Information Council speaks to the challenges of successfully filing open records requests with government entities.
State Government Dec. 17, 2021 4:21 pm1381d ago
Iowa property owners who ask to remove their names from online property searches to conceal their address may keep their names confidential under a ruling the Iowa Supreme Court published Friday.
State Government Dec. 17, 2021 4:04 pm1381d ago
DES MOINES — Gov. Kim Reynolds’ office on Friday announced a new system for handling open record requests, a day after three media organizations filed a lawsuit charging she has repeatedly violated the state’s open records laws by ignoring requests for government records, some for more than a year.
Gazette staff
News Nov. 18, 2021 4:30 pm1410d ago
Erin Jordan and Zack Kucharski are recognized for commitment to open government and accountability in Iowa.
State Government Jul. 30, 2021 7:59 pm1521d ago
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa’s open-records law is not “a well-recognized public policy” and thus does not give job protections to employees who fulfill public information requests, the state attorney general’s office contends.
By Tom Barton - Quad-City Times
Crime & Courts Jul. 22, 2021 7:00 am1529d ago
Members of a task force deliberating ways to address what is arguably the most pressing issue facing the Quad Cities — persistent gun violence — will continue to do so without the public's involvement.