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Kentucky Audit

House passes measure to bolster Open Records Act

FRANKFORT - Standing on the state House floor, Rep. Derrick Graham brandished visual aids to help push his latest proposal: various newspapers carrying the second installment of Kentucky's first statewide open records project.

State's Open Records Act has teeth

COVINGTON - While there are - and probably always will be - disagreements about the interpretation and strength of Kentucky's open records laws, people who deal routinely with such issues say the system for enforcing those laws is quite effective.

HIPAA has restricted public access to some records

FORT MITCHELL, Ky. (AP) - Designed to give people privacy in an electronic age, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, known as HIPAA, has lessened the public's access to public records across the nation.

New coalition serves as records watchdog

FRANKFORT - A new coalition of citizen groups and media organizations plans to promote and ensure open government at all levels in Kentucky through education and advocacy.

First amendment attorney outlines threats to openness

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Kentuckians' best hope of having access to public records and the greatest danger to losing it are intertwined, according to Jon Fleischaker, a lawyer who represents the Kentucky Press Association, The Courier-Journal and a number of other newspapers and media outlets.

Government business is public's business

The Kentucky Open Records Project is a labor of love, the product of hours of work by dozens of journalists across the Bluegrass State, and the first comprehensive attempt to gauge the state of access.

Feb. 11 stories

History reflects struggle for freedom of information

Requests run the gamut of public concerns

One citizen's pursuit of open records

One citizen's pursuit of open records

You can ask for records by e-mail, but you may be disappointed

What open records can tell you

Feb. 10 stories

Agencies that most often get requests had best record of open records compliance

State agencies pass open records audit test

Open Records audit results parallel those in neighboring states

Many jailers refused to show jail logs

Superintendent contracts sought in audit

Some who sought county expenses quizzed

Most cities handed over records

Feb. 9 stories

Statewide survey conducted on open records

Some at the courthouse hate to see them coming

Public records audit took collective effort, intense planning

How the open records law works

Nelson chaired audit committee