Download a copy of the 2022 Blueprint here The 2022 Blueprint: Moving Missouri Forward presents 14 policy ideas aimed at […]
The Show-Me Institute’s mission is to advance liberty with individual responsibility by promoting market solutions for Missouri public policy. Our […]
Missouri’s report card for electric competition is in, and it’s not good. According to a new study from the University […]
We’re in the midst of an educational crisis. We’re halfway through a third disrupted school year and Missouri students, especially […]
A version of this commentary appeared in the St. Joseph News-Press. The usual problems with water in St. Joseph, Missouri […]
Last month the Show-Me Institute released the Missouri Parents’ Bill of Rights (MPBR), a K-12 transparency and accountability proposal that […]
Would you spend over $14,000 on extra schooling to make barely more than minimum wage? It sounds ridiculous, but that’s […]
A version of this commentary appeared in the Springfield News-Leader. It is important to learn from one’s mistakes, and when it […]
Brentwood officials are considering a new electric vehicle charging station law that could raise prices for residents either looking to […]
Gateway Studios is using a hodgepodge of incentives to build a $130 million music production facility in Chesterfield. The company […]
Since 2008, Missourians’ average retail electricity prices have increased the fourth most in the country. The average retail price of […]
Corianna Baier, David Stokes, and Patrick Ishmael join Zach Lawhorn to discuss the Missouri Parents’ Bill of Rights, a lawsuit […]
In an editorial titled “Missouri think tank’s ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’ wants us to subsidize private schools,” the Kansas City […]
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Michael Hartney. Michael T. Hartney joined the Boston College political science faculty in fall 2017. Previously […]
The title of this article in the Post-Dispatch says everything one needs to know about the focus of far too […]
Introducing the Missouri Parents’ Bill of Rights Too often, local officials have resisted oversight of Missouri public schools and districts. […]
Douglas Murray is a best-selling author, an award-winning political commentator, and a senior fellow at the National Review Institute. […]
I’ve previously written about the regulatory capture of occupational licensing boards, citing Missouri’s cosmetology board as an example. It seems […]
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Andrew J. Rotherham from Bellwether Education Partners. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Sticher Listen on […]
The Kansas City land bank was supposed to be better than the St. Louis version. Policymakers were supposed to have […]
