On April 6, I wrote about the creeping state control of our lives in the name of safety. I was […]
A bill to allow rural patients to be treated by physician assistants awaits the governor’s signature: The bill allows physician […]
Jefferson City officials have, at least in one, minor way, exhibited good economics, good tax policy and good common sense […]
I didn’t care for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch‘s article on eminent domain activist Jim Roos. I have to admit I […]
Yesterday, my colleague, Sarah Brodsky, posted on the report on Missourinet about MoDOT’s desire to improve Amtrak’s performance in order […]
I’m pleased to announce that the Show-Me Institute has a new editor. Eric Dixon joins us from Idaho, where he […]
MoDot wants to make Amtrak more popular: Weiler says Missouri has about 175,000 Amtrak riders annually. He speculates that could […]
Here’s a funny excerpt from the legislative report of the Missouri Medical Association, the cartel professional association that believes expectant […]
O’Fallon, Mo., is considering expanding its city council in response to rapid population growth. If the 75,000 estimated population is […]
A regular reader e-mailed me with his thoughts on the recent decision against Centene and Clayton in the ongoing battle […]
Students in the Riverview Gardens district may be able to transfer to other districts next fall: 192 teachers have received […]
At the risk of sound horribly self-serving, Tim is right. The Show-Me Institute intern is no ordinary intern. Though I […]
A Chesterfield resident is unhappy about a proposal to allow students to attend public schools outside of their district. This […]
Huge news in Clayton yesterday as an Appeals Court rejected Clayton’s, and Centene Corporation’s, bid to acquire three properties on […]
We’ve just released the application for our fall internship program. If you’re a college student, I hope you’ll apply. If […]
Kansas City-area officials are considering building a new jail to serve to prison needs of the area, not just one […]
It is every elected officials’ favorite question: What to do with a budget surplus? The Post-Dispatch has a good article […]
Regular visitors to our website might notice that it looks a little different today. That’s because we’ve upgraded to a […]
The state of Missouri may soon require comprehensive eye exams for all students entering kindergarten or first grade: Parents without […]
Looks like Gov. Blunt and friends will get their MOHELA money after all. At this juncture, pointing out just how […]
