The Parents as Teachers website includes a list of tips on involving fathers in their children’s lives, and it also […]
Over at the Freakonomics blog, they’re discussing a website focused on getting the U.S. Census to be made available online, […]
Today’s Warrensburg Daily Star-Journal has an op-ed about the size of Missouri’s House of Representatives. In short, the House is […]
Last week, I blogged about some advice a Parents as Teachers participant received from a program representative. She says she […]
As you may already know, Missouri is running a large budget deficit, despite several rounds of budget cuts recently made […]
These two counties in Wisconsin, like Oklahoma City, want their residents to be more healthy and physically fit. Unlike Oklahoma […]
The St. Joseph News-Press ran an article this past week about the biodiesel industry’s fight for a tax credit extension. […]
The Tour of Missouri website encourages Missourians to lobby for restored funding. Here are some of the reasons it gives: […]
I’m grateful to Audrey Spalding for directing me to this op-ed in the New York Times. The author argues in […]
Here’s an example of an admirable effort to improve public health without spending a dime of government money: On Jan. […]
That would be a ban on red light cameras, which was recently proposed in the Missouri Senate. Although I am […]
Americans are proud of their independence and their rights as individuals to express their unique perspectives. No one is about […]
As Caitlin pointed out last night here on Show-Me Daily, the Saint Louis blogosphere has been criticizing the Show-Me Institute […]
Watching this video about the Florida School Choice Parent Resource Center, I marveled at the many options available to Florida […]
A few articles and blogs have recently criticized the Show-Me Institute for moving to our lovely new location in the […]
Today’s Springfield News-Leader has an op-ed (link via Combest) written by a state rep who is seeking to promote the […]
I stole the title for this blog entry from Gov. Jay Nixon’s speech the other day. I haven’t discussed it sooner, […]
Chester E. Finn Jr. is trying to convince conservatives to support the Common Core Standards. Although I don’t know whether […]
As many of you are probably aware, the Texas State Board of Education voted on Friday to make a number […]
Yesterday, the Missouri House approved a constitutional amendment designed to check the federal government’s expansion of powers in the realm […]
