In the St. Louis Post-Dispatch today, an article discusses MO HealthNet, which Gov. Matt Blunt signed into law yesterday. The […]
Although official state business is not always understandable to ordinary Missourians, the reason probably has more to do with bureaucratic […]
St. Louis County has instituted the second part of the legislation passed back in 2005 that requires occupancy permits in […]
Over the weekend the St. Louis Post-Dispatch‘s Political Fix blog discussed Congress’ attempt to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine. This would […]
Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5-4 vote, decided that the Seattle, WA, and Louisville, KY, school assignment plans […]
Yesterday’s Kansas City Star ran an article about congressional legislation that "would make it a criminal offense for gas prices […]
Lily Tomlin once said, "The road to success is always under construction." The same can be said for Missouri’s roads […]
An article in today’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Missouri roads have improved sharply: The report from the Reason Foundation, […]
The Goldwater Institute recently issued a news release on a lawsuit filed against the Arizona Department of Education (ADE). The lawsuit […]
In today’s St. Louis Post Dispatch an article discusses the possibility that the City of Wildwood will probably not accept […]
In St. Louis and other cities and towns in Missouri, the use of TIFs and tax incentives to encourage development […]
I stand here today to praise MoDOT. These are words you do not often hear in Missouri, where attitudes toward […]
Mayor Slay wants to prohibit city government from buying bottled water: Does that mean banning water coolers? “We’re looking at […]
In a recent post, Sarah Brodsky commented on the Department of Energy’s decision to fund biofuels research centers in three […]
That’s right, a new program is giving kids T-shirts as a reward for wearing life jackets: Water Patrol officers and […]
Missouri was not selected to be the site of a federally-funded biofuels research center: The Department of Energy announced Tuesday […]
The St. Joseph News-Press complains that not enough Missourians from the northwest part of the state are serving on boards […]
Missouri’s virtual school has filled almost all of the available spaces: Missouri’s new virtual school has only a few free […]
Jo Mannies blogs about the Supreme Court ruling against some of the McCain-Feingold speech restrictions. The decision was popular with […]
In today’s Southeast Missourian, an article discusses the increasing popularity of the virtual school program in Missouri. In fact, it’s […]
