In a recent update, the Murray Police Department released its March activity report, offering a snapshot of local crime and law enforcement efforts. The report highlights core issues related to aggression, misconduct, and criminal justice in the community.
Former prosecutors Kim Foxx and Aramis Ayala joined civil rights advocate Rashad Robinson to explore the question, “Are civil rights under attack?” Their conversation, known as the Freedom Table, examined how local officials can act as critical checks when federal power goes unchecked.
For years, Americans have demanded reliable elections. The SAVE America Act responds to that call by bringing a renewed focus on transparency, accountability, and trust in our democratic processes.
Indiana’s new legislation puts degree programs that fail to meet specific income thresholds under the microscope. Schools offering low-paying majors may now face heightened scrutiny—or even the chopping block.
In the midst of Sunshine Week, advocates are calling on New York to improve its open-government efforts. They say the state continues to fall short in enforcing laws that allow citizens greater access to information and government proceedings.
For generations, Americans have cherished their right to question government officials and demand accountability. This editorial—originally published to mark Sunshine Week—reminds us that openness and transparency are deeply woven into our nation’s fabric.
As concern over government fraud, waste, and abuse grows, Sunshine Week returns to champion the public’s right to know. The initiative underscores the importance of open government, free speech, and robust press freedoms to ensure accountability at all levels.
Montana’s political landscape is being shaped by undisclosed money that tips the balance of power away from open debate. It’s not honest disagreements but false motives that threaten democracy in this great state. Find out why transparency matters more than ever.
An official report shows that the Macon County Racing Commission did not collect the full amount of taxes due from Victoryland Casino over a two-year period. The audit, conducted by the Alabama Department of Examiners of Public Accounts, covers 2021 through an unspecified end date and raises questions about oversight and accuracy in local tax collection.
In the last installment of the Guam Police Department’s body-worn camera hearings, no one attended in person or online. Despite initiatives to gather feedback from the community, the Malesso’ Senior Center session ended without public participation.
