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Since the program’s inception, the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) has been the federal government’s primary tool for increasing the supply of...

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has a great piece by Jacob Barker on an effort by the city of Wentzville to partner with a private developer to finance...

Missouri’s current constitution took effect in 1945, and since then it has been amended 126 times. That pace—an average of 1.7 amendments per year—is...

On Thursday, September 12, Show-Me Institute Director of Municipal Policy Patrick Tuohey appeared on KCPT's Ruckus to discuss bikes lanes in...

The Reason Foundation just released its 24th Annual Highway Report, ranking Missouri’s highway system as the third best overall, behind North Dakota...

If, despite all that has been written here and elsewhere about how Kansas City’s Incentives Study was a complete and utter sham, you still think...

In a recent story in The Kansas City Star about cost overruns for the downtown convention hotel, Steve Vockrodt wrote:City manager Troy Schulte said...

Should you need to train for 175 days to be a skin care specialist? How about more than 700 days of training to apply pest control products? These...

Do people want a garage inside a garage? I’m not sure, but luckily, people will get to decide if this project succeeds instead of the government....

The Show-Me Institute's 2019 Blueprint: Moving Missouri Forward presents 16 policy ideas covering issues ranging from education to health care,...