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 […]
Recently, the Missouri House passed a bill—House Bill (HB) 2274—that would gradually repeal the corporate income tax. HB 2274 would […]
Several years ago, I was invited to give a guest lecture to a group of STEM educators seeking a doctoral […]
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss: – The need to update Missouri’s tax and […]
MidAmerica Airport and MetroLink Deserve Each Other
They used to be two empty ships passing in the night, but now MidAmerica St. Louis Airport in Illinois and […]
Two pieces of legislation are currently moving through the Missouri Legislature. One good, and one bad. Produced by Show-Me Opportunity
Missouri Sparks a Brighter Future for Students, Parents, and Teachers
A long-awaited breakthrough came this past Thursday in the Missouri House of Representatives, as the chamber narrowly passed Senate Bill […]
Susan Pendergrass and James Shuls join Zach Lawhorn to discuss the House passage of SB 727, sending it to the […]
It ain’t over ’til it’s over, but the chances Missouri’s general assembly takes action on healthcare price transparency in 2024 […]
A few months ago, I delved into a fascinating bill being debated in Congress, the ADVANCE Nuclear Act, which had […]
Senate Bill (SB) 727, which has been moving through the legislature in fits and starts this year, was finally passed […]
Documents Give Conflicting Numbers on the Cost of a New Stadium
The other day I asked in a post about the missing Populous report about Kauffman Stadium. I still don’t have […]
