MoDOT’s funding future is certainly looking brighter these days. The department’s user-funding base is, at long last, providing more revenue. […]
It’s official. The Rams are leaving Saint Louis. Residents might have disagreed over whether to spend public money on a […]
There’s no other way to put it: Missouri schools simply aren’t giving African-American students a chance. This was made […]
Tensions are still simmering following this fall’s student (and faculty) protests at the University of Missouri. Without venturing into the […]
Students in St. Louis have more options today than ever before. From magnet schools to charter schools, students can choose […]
We recently discussed how the Rams, and by extension the Rams’ owner Stan Kroenke, just slammed the Saint Louis metropolitan […]
As another New Years’ Eve has come and gone, more writers in Saint Louis and across the nation have spilled […]
In stimulating tourism, trade, and economic growth, the Roman Coliseum may be the world’s only sports stadium that has repaid […]
Are teachers overpaid or underpaid? It’s as old a debate in education as whether Han Solo shot first is for […]
2015 was, at first blush, a good year for Lambert Saint Louis International Airport (STL). Passenger levels are up, the […]
University of California–San Diego economist Jeffrey Clemens’s recently published analysis once again indicates that raising the minimum wage has detrimental effects […]
On January 20, I will participate in a panel discussion of the Kansas City streetcar sponsored by the American Public […]
After an unbroken streak of gold-standard, random assignment studies finding either positive or neutral results for school voucher programs, a […]
On December 8, the Saint Louis County Council voted to bail out the Loop Trolley, a 2.2-mile vintage streetcar line […]
Next week the nation’s highest court will hear oral arguments in a case that will decide the constitutional rights of […]
The Rams' statement on why they want to move to L.A. is self-serving, capped off with an incredibly cheesy quote from […]
A proposed law could expand educational opportunities for students with disabilities in Missouri by allowing families greater flexibility in how […]
I’m going to tell you something you already know: Teacher salaries are higher in Saint Louis and Kansas City than […]
On September 30, Show-Me Institute CEO Brenda Talent was interviewed on Saint Louis Public Radio’s Politically Speaking. Brenda discussed a […]
After an acrimonious showdown with ridesharing company Uber in the middle of last year, the the Metropolitan Taxicab Commission (MTC) […]
