In a brief filed on Thursday, American Oversight argued that the Wisconsin Court of Appeals should uphold court decisions ordering the office to produce documents under the state’s public records law.

The lawsuit comes at a time of increasing alarm and urgency over attempts to politicize and reshape Florida’s education system.

This Sunshine Week, we’re highlighting serious threats to public accountability as well as major victories in government transparency.

As American Oversight celebrates its sixth anniversary, here are six of our biggest wins for public accountability and public records transparency.

American Oversight sued the CDC in 2020 after the agency improperly rejected several FOIA requests related to the pandemic.

American Oversight’s public records litigation in Wisconsin exposed Gableman’s election inquiry for what it was — a partisan exercise based on lies and incompetence.

Missouri lawmakers are poised to follow Arizona in exempting themselves from transparency laws.

American Oversight’s public records lawsuit seeking the release of top officials’ communications will proceed.

The Department of Homeland Security and its Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency told American Oversight that they cannot search for requested records because of the agency’s prior practice of deleting data from departing employees’ mobile devices.

American Oversight obtained communications between county commissioners and “election integrity” groups, including one organization that has pushed for vote recounts throughout the state.