We’re often told that renewable energy will power the future. But a new study reveals that wind energy—America’s largest renewable source—is far more reliant on subsidies than advocates may care to admit.

The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has provided school districts an opportunity to take back some autonomy over their school calendar.

The Kansas City Missouri City Council adopted three new ordinances to help restaurants during the pandemic. The ordinances make it easier for restaurants to serve patrons on sidewalks and parking lots, and also renew permission for restaurants to serve mixed drinks for take-out and delivery.

Missouri has a rocky history when it comes to transparency and federal relief.

Though this year’s legislative session was a little different than most, Missourians did get some legislative wins. A provision in House Bill 1854 is one of those wins.

A St. Louis Alderman has submitted a board bill that contains a number of measures relating to food delivery services.

Tesla is in search of a site for a new manufacturing plant, and Joplin has put itself in the running by offering $1 billion in incentives.

With the current school year already derailed by COVID-19,  the best-case scenario for schools is that the 2020–2021 school year proceeds as normal. But there will still be health risks for students as they head back to school and fill classrooms in the fall.