Our good friends at 404 Media, the Trans Journalists Association and the Marshall Project have all been filing requests to find out what books are banned and where, so we decided it was time to hit the road and go on tour — a FOIAs tour.

This release continues improvements on our accounts platform with redesigned account pages that give you more control over your profile details and visibility into your connected accounts, the organizations that you are a part of, your security settings and more.

Help us understand how governments use this latest technology.

MuckRock and EFF want to get a better idea of the usage of Draft One across the country, and now, we want to hear from you.

MuckRock readers have told us where to file requests for police disciplinary files and helped review the documents we got back. Now, we need your help fighting for requests that haven’t been fulfilled. In FOIA language, we need your help filing appeals.

With a Knight Foundation grant, MuckRock is making it easier for newsrooms of all sizes to access the cutting-edge tools they need while helping innovators with promising new approaches reach a critical mass of early newsroom users.

We’ve filed over 260 public records requests for the Trans Journalists Association and MuckRock’s partnership to document the impact of anti-trans federal activities.

See how the Atlas of Surveillance uses MuckRock’s requests services and DocumentCloud to track law enforcement surveillance across the country.

New records obtained by the Data Liberation Project show that military slot machine revenue is increasing.

Federal employees said they worry about the future of FOIA in the U.S., not only for their sake, but for requesters as well.