A media coalition is challenging the constitutionality of Tennessee's police "buffer zone" law.

It’s the third lawsuit RCFP attorneys have filed on behalf of media coalitions challenging the constitutionality of buffer zone laws.

A federal court’s interpretation of an anti-hacking statute would harm data journalists.

The Associated Press and one of its reporters are represented by RCFP attorneys.

RCFP has received questions regarding the implications for journalists of using the military for civilian law enforcement.

"We couldn’t do the journalism that we’re doing without ProJourn," said InvestigateWest's Wilson Criscione.

The investment powers expanded legal capacity to meet the needs of local newsrooms.

The legislation would protect journalists from being compelled to identify confidential sources in legal proceedings.

RCFP is urging a federal court to reject the government's argument in Timothy Burke's wiretapping case.

“We are honored to be one of the first organizations selected by the Henry Luce Foundation to receive this grant.”