If you thought Tyreek Hill getting traded to Miami was going to be the last surprise Chiefs fans got this […]
The April 1st deadline is fast approaching. As a reminder, states have the option of using stimulus funds to replenish […]
Use taxes in Missouri are simply sales taxes on goods delivered to your home from out-of-state sellers. Local governments have […]
It’s not exactly news that the City of St. Louis and the region as a whole have been losing population […]
Three years ago, I wrote in The Federalist about Amazon’s decision not to establish a New York City headquarters in […]
Jakob Puckett, Corianna Baier, and David Stokes join Zach Lawhorn to discuss changes to a St. Louis EV charging station […]
Criminal justice reform has been a popular topic in the policy world for the last few years, but before we […]
Thanks to recent changes in state and federal law, local use taxes have become topical in Missouri. Many Missouri […]
A recurring issue in local government in Missouri is when cities, school districts, and other entities improperly use taxpayer money […]
Judging by numerous articles I’ve seen recently, there is major confusion about House Bill (HB) 1584 that could use some […]
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Mark P. Mills , a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a faculty fellow at […]
On March 17, 2022 Senator Jim Talent and Heritage Foundation’s James Jay Carafano joined us for a virtual event to […]
It’s past time the Missouri Senate steps up to the plate and delivers for Missouri Parents. The House has done […]
In this report, Susan Pendergrass presents a detailed look at Missouri’s rural high schools, with information about student demographics along […]
Have you ever wondered: Do the narratives continually pushed by defenders of the status quo in education actually hold up? […]
A group of home construction, realtor, and trade groups has launched an effort to consolidate the various building codes within […]
A one-size-fits-all approach to public policy is rarely the best option. This is especially true when the topic is something […]
One of the biggest shortcomings of Missouri’s Sunshine Law is that—apart from local governments giving incomplete answers or overcharging for […]
Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) are special taxing districts that are funded by a sales or property tax (almost always a […]
How affordable is housing in St. Louis? A recently released report graded the region on just that, and the results […]
