editorial Tennesseans Pay For Training Used Against Them In Tax Appeals. One Request Finally Made It Public (Op-Ed By Peter Maher) by adminOctober 15, 2026 1
Commentary COAT Adopts Its First Public Records Policy, After Nearly Six Decades (Op-Ed By Peter Maher) by adminOctober 12, 2026 2
4 AccountabilityTransparency With A Catch: Want The Minutes? File A Formal Request (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)July 1, 2026
6 airport authoritiesA FedEx Global Hub, An $800 Million Expansion—But Who Gets To Speak At Memphis’ Airport Authority? (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)June 24, 2026
4 FeaturedWho Really Participates, Benefits—And Governs—Tennessee’s Public Pension System? (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)June 15, 2026
3 AccountabilityWhen Public Records Go Missing: The Governor, Comptroller, and Tennessee’s Accountability Committee (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)May 19, 2026
4 bill gatesGates & Epstein: The Integrity Question Tennessee Public Education Can’t Ignore (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)May 7, 2026
9 courtsAccess To Justice Begins With Access To Information — A Tennessee Imperative (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)March 16, 2026
6 elected officialsThe University of Tennessee Has A Monopoly On Elected‑Official Training — And That’s Not Normal (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)January 20, 2026
12 FeaturedTennessee’s Unique “Red Flag” Public Records Law: A System Out Of Balance (Op-Ed By Peter Maher)January 8, 2026
