The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) has a tax or price increase on the April ballot in St. Louis City and […]
John Sherman, the billionaire owner of the Kansas City Royals, wants a new stadium in downtown Kansas City, funded with […]
Recently, the Missouri Senate held a hearing on Senate Bill (SB) 817, which would modify some occupational licensing requirements in […]
Add Alabama to the growing list of states that let parents take their state education dollars to the school of […]
What’s happening in Jefferson City? Get the scoop on the expanding Missouri budget, transparency in healthcare pricing, and free-market policies […]
Susan Pendergrass speaks to Mike McShane and Rick Hess about their new book Getting Education Right: A Conservative Vision for […]
My colleagues and friends, Mike McShane and Rick Hess, have co-authored a book on their conservative vision for public education. […]
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Patrick Tuohey join Zach Lawhorn to discuss: – The stadium tax debate in Kansas City […]
Use taxes in Missouri are simply sales taxes on goods delivered to your home from out-of-state sellers. Local governments have […]
Peaceful Village is a small, nicely named municipality in Jefferson County, just south of St. Louis. I don’t know if […]
On February 29, I sent the following email to the general managers of four television stations in Kansas City: On […]
Is Missouri ready to reclaim its spot as a national leader in telemedicine? The numerous Missourians still struggling with healthcare […]
Leaders of the Kansas City Chiefs held a press conference on Wednesday to unveil their plans for the Truman Sports […]
On April 2, 2024, Jackson County voters will be asked to approve a new 3/8 percent sales tax to support […]
A Kinsley gaffe, named for the journalist and Slate editor Michael Kinsley, is “when a politician tells the truth—some obvious […]
What do we call people (usually men) who keep asking women out again and again and again despite repeated rejections? […]
On February 28, Patrick Tuohey joined Mundo in the Morning on KCMO to discuss a new 3/8 percent sales tax […]
I am often engaged in policy discussions. Every now and then, someone I am speaking with says something that makes […]
A year ago, the Arkansas Legislature passed, and the governor signed, the Arkansas LEARNS Act. This comprehensive act addressed a […]
The decommissioning of coal plants is happening across the nation. Senate Bill (SB) 757 would mandate that prior to closing […]
