Rob Moritz

Arkansas’ Freedom of Information Act is still at risk, so a constitutional amendment is urgent. read more >

In a unanimous vote, the task force declared that the two bills were unsuitable for a special session and contrary to the best interests of Arkansans. read more >

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the sunshine law puts her and other elected officials at risk. Press groups, lawyers and even a couple of Republican read more >

The Conway School Board’s email retention policy is a threat to open and transparent government. read more >

If the cost of performing FOIA requests is burdensome, the answer is to come up with the money, not to keep chipping away at the public’s right to know. read more >

The perfect candidate on paper can let you down, and the riskiest hires can sometimes deliver the biggest rewards. read more >

We may never live in a post-COVID world, just as we have not achieved a post-influenza world, but pandemic conditions will eventually end and a new normal will emerge. read more >

There is something about the human brain that likes to see data organized and ranked in an objective way. read more >

Prowling through the archives of Harvard Medical School, my husband and I saw constant reminders of both how much our technology has changed in the past eight decades and how little human nature has. read more >

The Arkansas News Bureau has laid off five employees, leaving one full-time reporter in its North Little Rock office, bureau chief Dennis Byrd said. read more >

The Arkansas News Bureau has confirmed an Arkansas Business report Monday that says state Treasurer Martha Shoffner had been under criminal investigation for more than a year when, on Dec. 14, the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee voted to refer an audit of her office to state and federal authorities. read more >