The Missouri Sunshine Law, which has kept state public documents, voting records and meetings open for the past 50 years, officially became a state statute

Attorney Elad Gross.   COURTESY OF ELAD GROSS” class=”uk-display-block uk-position-relative uk-visible-toggle”> COURTESY OF ELAD GROSS Attorney Elad Gross. A city employee who has been the object

Officials in Merriam Woods have acknowledged a violation of Missouri state law and are pledging to correct the problem. The city leaders violated the Sunshine

The state argued it didn’t have to turn over records because they were exempt from Sunshine Law under the litigation exception, which carves out records

Welcome sunshine! No, not spring, although we’ll take all we can get there too. This is Sunshine Week, an opportunity to talk about and promote

By Jonathan Shorman and Kacen Bayless The Kansas City Star JEFFERSON CITY — The big, fat steak dinners are gone. No more tickets to the

In this weekly feature, we put five questions before someone in the community. Today, we chat with Jean Maneke, of the Maneke Law Group, about

What part of the phrase “will of the voters” does Missouri state Sen. Andrew Koenig not understand? Almost five years after the state’s voters specified