The Kansas City School District, in another effort to reform lagging schools, plans to move students into an ungraded primary […]
Google Alerts recently sent me this editorial about the debate surrounding the Ford Claycomo incentive package, by Samuel Lipari on […]
Today’s Joplin Globe (one of our favorite papers here at the Show-Me Institute) featured a story about the new MoDOT […]
One legislative sponsor of legislation to cap interest rates on Missouri’s payday loans, responded to my op-ed on the subject […]
According to a Post-Dispatch article, the housing market in Missouri is very weak, to the surprise of probably no one. Housing […]
According to the United States Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, the city of Saint Louis has an estimated 21.5-percent residential […]
Many variables affect a state’s economic growth, including public policy, natural resources, geographic location, business centers, etc. The large number of contributing […]
The state government is facing a dilemma over whether to cut spending or raise taxes because of a constitutional requirement […]
Phase one of the federal health care reform starts today! Those who indulge in a certain activity that could increase […]
Right now, our country is in the process of passing legislation that many see as badly needed reform in the […]
According to a study cited in an article in the Wichita Eagle, obesity rates are increasing in Missouri, and faster […]
St. Louis County, the city of St. Louis, and Kansas City are all seeing examples of preferred legislation for favored […]
Good news for Missouri. In a recent press release, Unisys announced that its forthcoming Application Modernization Center of Excellence is […]
In the free market, supply and demand intersect at the point of equilibrium. At this point, the amount that individuals […]
According to his biography: Governor [Jay] Nixon has put forward an agenda to make government more efficient, effective and responsive […]
Bertrand Russell was right about one thing, “There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed […]
[NOTE, 6/28/10: According to officials at the Department of Economic Development (DED), the DED did undertake a review of NorthSide […]
When I was a guest on Sarah Steelman’s radio show on Thursday, a person called in to ask what would […]
On Friday, the Kansas City Star printed a editorial that praises Missouri’s appliance rebate program (link via Combest). It communicates […]
[NOTE, 6/28/10: According to officials at the Department of Economic Development (DED), the DED did undertake a review of NorthSide […]
