It is hard to overstate how seriously the City of St. Louis appears to be leaning into just giving other […]
For almost a year there have been dire discussions of a coming “fiscal cliff” in public education spending. What is […]
Release Those Records, Kansas City!
According to documents received from Clay County through an open records request, the Royals suspended negotiations regarding a new stadium […]
Many families may be beginning to wonder if their children’s school gets out earlier or later than everyone else’s. With […]
The Missouri legislative session is over. What did the House and Senate accomplish? How did Missourians fare? Get the scoop […]
On May 15, 2024, Show-Me Institute Chief Economist Aaron Hedlund joined Pete Mundo on KCMO to break down the latest […]
Before Governor Parson signed Senate Bill (SB) 727 into law, opinion columns across Missouri were filled with statements of opposition. […]
Is the dysfunction of Missouri’s legislature going to claim another victim? With just a few days left to go in […]
Do Missouri’s elected officials think the phrase “better late than ever” applies to passing the budget? Last week, our general […]
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss: – The state budget – The final week […]
When the legislature finally passed an education reform bill, I was hopeful this would mean we would see movement on […]
Download a copy of the Fact Sheet The proposed St. Louis MetroLink extension, with its staggering $1.1 billion price tag, […]
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Andy Rotherham about how we should evaluate schools in a post-pandemic world, the importance of accountability, […]
On May 8, 2024, Show-Me Institute hosted a virtual event where EdChoice’s Marty Lueken and Reason Foundation’s Christian Barnard discussed […]
The Type of Audit We Can All Agree On
If there is one thing local government in Missouri needs more of, it is audits. I don’t mean Comprehensive Annual […]
Kansas City Must Learn Lessons from Cerner Failure
The recent Kansas City Business Journal report about Oracle drastically reducing its Kansas City workforce in the former Cerner offices […]
The United Nations and School Choice with Ignasi Grau Callizo and James Shuls
Ignasi Grau Callizo is the General Director of International Organization for the Right to Education and Freedom of Education (OIDEL). […]
Could HB 1753 Help Protect Missourians During a Future Energy Transition?
A few weeks ago, the Missouri House passed House Bill (HB) 1753. The bill provides guidelines on shutting down electric […]
Watch: The State of the Conflict in Ukraine with Jim Geraghty
On April 23, 2024, at the Kansas City Public Library Central Branch, Jim Geraghty, Fellow at National Review Institute and […]
On April 23, 2024, at the Kansas City Public Library Central Branch, Jim Geraghty, Fellow at National Review Institute and […]
