open-records

The state of Alaska released more than 13,000 emails after several media organizations—including the Washington Post, the New York Times, Associated Press, MSNBC.com, Mother Jones—requested them under Alaska's open-records law.

All-Out Media Coverage of Alaska Emails Draws Fascination, Skepticism Jessica E. Vascellaro 2011

The state of Alaska released the emails Friday almost three years after they were requested by reporters under open-records laws.

New Portrait of Palin as Governor Louise Radnofsky 2011

The confidential trades were obtained through open-records requests to the funds.

States Go After Big Bank on Forex Tom McGinty 2011

The state of Alaska released the emails Friday almost three years after they were requested by reporters under open-records laws.

New Portrait of Palin as Governor Louise Radnofsky 2011

For that reason, USA TODAY used open-records laws to secure the test scores of millions of individual students from four states — Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Arizona — and Washington, D.C., then analyzed them to determine long-term trends for those individuals.

When test scores seem too good to believe 2011

USA TODAY, through open-records requests, obtained four years of the documents from 99 public schools in the 120-member Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A).

Big-time college athletics: Are they worth the big-time costs? 2010

The documents, which include company materials, emails and observations, were submitted to Florida prosecutors by lawyers for whistleblower Grant Wilson and obtained by The Wall Street Journal in an open-records request.

Internal BNY Mellon Documents Show Panic Jean Eaglesham 2011

Winthrop Intelligence is a year-old company that uses open-records requests to create a database of what every Division I head coach and assistant in every men's and women's sport at every public college is paid — then sells that data to athletics departments.

One firm finds niche by selling its salary database to colleges 2010

The records were obtained under open-records requests for currency trades of the two funds.

BNY Mellon Forex Trades Cost Pensions Carrick Mollenkamp 2011

For that reason, USA TODAY used open-records laws to secure the test scores of millions of individual students from four states — Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Arizona — and Washington, D.C., then analyzed them to determine long-term trends for those individuals.

When test scores seem too good to believe 2011