Two op-eds, attributed to different members of the Missouri Dental Association (MDA), appeared in the Columbia Missourian and the Examiner […]
An article in the St. Joe News highlights the accomplishments of federal stimulus dollars in Northwest Missouri: Missouri’s 6th Congressional […]
The Missouri Catholic Conference (MCC) has come out in opposition to the proposal to implement a statewide sales tax that […]
As many residents of Saint Louis are aware, there has been a coyote wandering through Tower Grove Park for more […]
Schools Tell Kids That Local Hamburgers Are Best
The Christian Science Monitor describes a Farm to School program in Vermont that encourages local meat consumption. This student has […]
This is probably a little more radical than most of us would hope for, but still quite interesting. The news […]
WashU Economist Testifies NorthSide Forecasts “Made Out of Thin Air”
The first round of arguments against a projected $8.1 billion development of the city of Saint Louis’ north side was […]
One District’s Competition Is Another District’s Poaching
A member of a school board in Madison, Wis., has noticed that it pays for districts to set up online […]
The billions of dollars that the federal government doles out in agricultural subsidies each year — most of which go […]
The Jobs Fallacy
A number of people turned out in Columbia on Monday morning to call on Congress to pass a clean energy […]
Show-Me Institute research assistant John Payne recently had an op-ed published in the Riverfront Times about the proposed tax hike […]
Gridlock and the History of Light Rail in Saint Louis
I’m currently reading Gridlock: Why We’re Stuck in Traffic and What to Do About It by Randal O’Toole, the Antiplanner. […]
It is odd to hear serious discussion of expanding MetroLink when the Metro system faces a $50 million shortfall and […]
Click to Enlarge Interactive NorthSide Map Another round of challenges to the $8.1 billion development of the city of Saint […]
Ridiculous Licensing Proposal in St. Louis
You knew this was going to happen sooner or later. Ten years ago, when HVAC contractors in St. Louis County […]
Today, I’m going to Jefferson City to testify on bills related to the initiative and referendum powers that the Missouri […]
Judge Suggests That Missouri Should Be Run Like a Business
Last week, Judge William Price, the chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court, delivered the State of the Judiciary address. […]
Is the Federal Stimulus Benefiting Missouri at the Expense of Wisconsin?
The editorial board at my hometown newspaper, the La Crosse Tribune, is critical of the way that federal stimulus funds […]
A Tale of Two Courts
Barbara Geisman, an aide to Saint Louis Mayor Francis Slay has questioned whether the city needs a drug court and […]
An op-ed in the Daily Iowan refutes some arguments against urban chickens, including one I hadn’t heard before: Bailey was […]
