Small business owners are used to competition. Most know who their main competitors are. They also know that if they […]
Crosby Kemper III appeared on KCPT’s Ruckus to discuss tax subsidies for the Kansas City Streetcar. Click on the link […]
Plans are underway to replace an aging bridge that carries US Route 54 across the Mississippi River at Louisiana, Missouri. […]
Multiple news outlets have reported that passengers at airports across the country have seen increased wait times due to short-staffing […]
The Transportation Security Agency (TSA) has been telling travelers to expect longer lines at the airport this summer. Lines at […]
In a victory for good governance, the Missouri legislature passed important tax increment financing (TIF) legislation, which I wrote about at […]
At the beginning of this year’s legislative session, there were high hopes that Missouri’s legislators would focus on major transportation […]
In the 2016 session of the Missouri Legislature, our lawmakers expended millions of words on dozens of issues – everything […]
The Show-Me Institue will welcome Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse to our Next Gen event on June 30. Check back at […]
Last night, Show-Me Institute Director of Education Policy Michael McShane talked about the new book he co-authored with Frederick Hess, Educational […]
Frequent fliers: get ready for a long summer. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has told the public that it will […]
The effort to issue $1.25 billion in debt to tear down and rebuild Kansas City International Airport (MCI) is on […]
Unless you're an avid fan of independent films, you may not have heard about the premier of a movie titled […]
Yesterday, the state board of education saw a presentation from representatives from the Department of Elementary and Secondary education on […]
Rex Sinquefield, President of the Show-Me Institute Board of Directors, talks about the impact of income taxes on state growth. […]
We’ve already written in this blog that the evidence that new grocery stores affect consumer fruit and vegetable consumption is […]
Just how much is the Saint Louis Convention Center costing Saint Louis, and what benefits would planned upgrades bring? These […]
The Diocese of Kansas City is opening a new school next year. That’s the first new Catholic school in Kansas […]
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay recently announced a “Mow to Own” program to help the city rid itself of vacant […]
The legislature failed to override the Governor’s veto of paycheck protection. The bill will not become law. The override came […]
