The City of Saint Louis is removing the pretzel vendors along Jamieson Avenue in south St. Louis due to complaints […]
Today’s Post-Dispatch has a big story on pool safety and regulation in the St. Louis area. I’ll stipulate right off […]
Within the health care debate that has taken place during the past year, “death panels” and health care rationing were […]
If you have spent much time in the South City area of Saint Louis, you’ve probably seen street vendors selling […]
Government has no costs — only benefits — according to several professors in economics at the University of Missouri–Kansas City, […]
According to an editorial in the News & Record in Greensboro, N.C., American Express chose that state’s Guilford County as […]
Photo from the Kansas City Star. Sing along: Go ahead and hate your gasoline, Go ahead and scam a friend. Do […]
Forbes recently published an article that praises Gov. Jay Nixon, and describes him as “cutter-in-chief”: Nixon proposed to “right-size” government […]
By now, it’s old news that state and local governments awarded IBM a $31 million incentive package to persuade the […]
A piece from the Kansas City Star this weekend highlighted current political disagreement over “Know Your Farmer,” a $65 million […]
Sunday’s Post-Dispatch had an excellent story about the use of taxpayer-funded cars for public officials. In past decades, when government employees […]
The Columbia Missourian recently published a summary of the $31 million incentive package that the state and local governments are […]
According to the Columbia Missourian, an internal investigation into the SWAT raid of Jonathan Whitworth’s home (which I have also […]
Rand Paul, the newly designated Republican candidate for one of Kentucky’s seats in the U.S. Senate, has taken a lot […]
Today’s Kansas City Pitch has a short story on a new Brookings Institution study that places modern American cities into […]
Lewis Greenberg's yard art. Photo from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch A Ballwin-area retired art teacher was sentenced to jail time […]
Last month, the Mackinac Center for Public Policy published a press release stating that fewer people are now employed in […]
In Clayton, the St. Louis Bread Co. (a chain known in most other locations as Panera Bread) has a store […]
Show-Me Institute Policy Analyst David Stokes speaks about transportation in Missouri at a Show-Me Forum in Columbia on Aug. 3, 2009.
The Suburban Journals has an updated piece on where the city of St. Louis stands with its animal shelter. According […]
