Supporters of the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid expansion have claimed for many years that implementing Obamacare would reduce emergency room visits. […]
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 72 (AFSCME), a big government union representing various health, service, […]
Show-Me Institute Policy Analyst Joseph Miller explains that the Regional Sports Authority (RSA) is using taxpayer money to sue the […]
Last Thursday, SB 540, a bill languishing on the Missouri Senate floor that would increase the state fuel tax two […]
In June of 2013, the Missouri Supreme Court upheld a state law that allowed students in unaccredited school districts […]
The Show-Me Institute is proud to present Missouri Fast Facts for 2015. These Fast Facts booklets cover a variety of topics and […]
This week, the Obama Administration announced that parts of Saint Louis City and North Saint Louis County would become the latest […]
Economic data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) last April continued to show that income in Missouri just […]
Today, the Show-Me Institute is releasing my latest paper, “Interdistrict Choice for Students in Failing Schools: Burden or Boon?” The […]
In 2014, total airline passengers grew at Missouri’s largest airports by just over 1 percent, reversing the losses over the past […]
In 2007, the Missouri Supreme Court threw out 60 years of precedent when it decided that the constitution creates collective […]
In the last year, Kansas City has been slowly but surely opening up to ridesharing companies. The city government’s initial […]
Have you ever taken a look at something and thought to yourself, “Wait a minute, I don’t think you’re using […]
On April 22, SB 5, which greatly strengthens a law that limits how much revenue a city can raise via […]
The Missouri Department of Higher Education is seeking to regulate yoga teacher training programs (YTTs) as “vocational schools” under its […]
Recently, we wrote a letter to the Post-Dispatch that criticized the idea that new tax revenue from a riverfront stadium […]
Show-Me Institute intern Jessica Stearns talks about the recent “Show-Me $15” campaign for a higher state-wide minimum wage. She […]
We’re approaching the end of the session, and it’s worth highlighting a few health care-related bills that are winding through the […]
With the prospect of a fuel tax increase looking more and more remote in the Missouri Legislature, policymakers are once […]
Timothy Farr wasn’t born deaf. As a baby, he contracted meningitis, and soon after he lost the ability to hear. […]
