Show-Me Institute research assistant John Payne, who has been spreading free-market wisdom all over the television and radio as of […]
Saint Louis County is using stimulus funds to get around the results of the Nov. 2008 election, when a $120 […]
At the aforementioned forum/debate on Proposition A, which would establish a new half-cent tax to fund MetroLink’s expansion and other […]
Here’s another blog post that describes someone’s Parents as Teachers experience. This one was written by a woman who’s expecting […]
If you believe in the value of local food, this is the way to go. An Affton couple turned their […]
Yesterday, I attended a forum/debate on Proposition A, the proposed half-cent tax to fund MetroLink’s expansion and other Metro services. Speaking […]
Today’s KC Star is reporting on a hearing in Jefferson City in which sporting event promoters are attempting to get […]
The response to the Census Bureau’s YouTube clips has been mixed. Some videos attracted a lot of hits; others were […]
National education standards pose a problem for states that have high standards already. If they replace their state standards with […]
Remember the proposed charter school I wrote about last month? The school planned to focus on Hebrew language instruction, while […]
I learned from this blog post that Parents as Teachers offers infant massage classes. I can’t be sure, but based […]
The Show-Me Institute has officially moved its offices into the city of Saint Louis. Personally speaking, it is nice to […]
Wyoming now allows certified midwives to oversee home births. Before, only nurse midwives were permitted to work in homes. See […]
This article about local food in San Francisco illustrates the problems with subsidizing food production on pricey urban real estate. […]
A New York Times editorial celebrates national standards as if they were the pot of gold at the end of […]
I’d just like to quickly promote the upcoming forum/debate on the proposed half-cent Metro tax for buses and light rail […]
This month, the University of Missouri Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute released its 2010 US Baseline Briefing Book (PDF). […]
Mississippi’s state legislature is revising a bill that, if passed into law, would allow some traditional public schools to convert […]
This article in the Post-Dispatch identifies a regulatory barrier to opening birth centers in Missouri: Another challenge in Missouri is […]
On Monday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch ran this opinion piece discussing the amount of public health spending by state. The […]
