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Tennessee fast tracks data on economic development grants

The state has taken a small step toward transparency of the incentives it offers businesses.

Richmond public housing agency holds comment period on plans it already approved

Richmond, Virginia’s public housing agency is working to demolish public housing while excluding the public from any input in the process.

Explore CIA’s cache of records on Joe Biden

Search the Agency’s memos mentioning the longtime senator. Let us know what you find.

CIA's Biden Records

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This week’s FOIA round-up:
Records show gender disparity in Congressional nominees,
Chicago Police profiled citizens who spoke at board meetings, and
an Oregon judge undercuts state public records law

Recently completed requests

FBI File on Efforts to Overthrow Castro

Redmond Caves, Cultural Resources Reports

Weston Selectman Douglas Gillespie emails

ICE Communications

FirstNet Proposals and Responses

RECORD OF INTEREST:
A guide to Palantir's Gotham
released by the
Northern California Regional Intelligence Center

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MUCKROCK READERS WANT TO KNOW: What drone use is going on in your area??

Release Notes: Building GovLens

This week’s FOIA round-up: Records show gender disparity in Congressional nominees, Chicago Police profiled citizens who spoke at board meetings, and an Oregon judge undercuts state public records law

Recently completed requests

MuckRock is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Your support helps us keep filing.

MUCKROCK READERS WANT TO KNOW:
What drone use is going on in your area??

This week’s FOIA round-up:
Records show gender disparity in Congressional nominees,
Chicago Police profiled citizens who spoke at board meetings, and
an Oregon judge undercuts state public records law