The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has a great piece by Jacob Barker on an effort by the city of Wentzville to […]
On Thursday, September 12, Show-Me Institute Director of Municipal Policy Patrick Tuohey appeared on KCPT’s Ruckus to discuss bikes lanes in […]
If, despite all that has been written here and elsewhere about how Kansas City’s Incentives Study was a complete and […]
The Reason Foundation just released its 24th Annual Highway Report, ranking Missouri’s highway system as the third best overall, behind […]
Should you need to train for 175 days to be a skin care specialist? How about more than 700 days […]
In a recent story in The Kansas City Star about cost overruns for the downtown convention hotel, Steve Vockrodt wrote: […]
Do people want a garage inside a garage? I’m not sure, but luckily, people will get to decide if this […]
In 2014, Cerner received “the largest economic development project in the history of the state” to build its new headquarters […]
Educational options are scarce for Missouri students. Missouri’s new virtual learning program should be a resource providing more options for […]
In Missouri, the public education powers that be insist that Missouri parents don’t need or want options other than the […]
In this episode of the Show-Me Institute podcast, David Roland of the Freedom Center of Missouri, the Show-Me Institute’s Susan […]
Since the beginning of 2018, roughly 120,000 people have left Missouri’s Medicaid rolls. It now looks like many of them […]
A recent column by Dave Helling in The Kansas City Star called for Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas to challenge […]
This morning the Show-Me Institute filed suit against Missouri’s Office of Administration for violating the state’s Sunshine Law. A full […]
It was a pleasant surprise to see a new company enter the burgeoning electric scooter market in Kansas City. However, […]
If you’ve never watched Milton Friedman’s 1979 appearance on the Phil Donahue show, go watch it now. It is required […]
If your child is transitioning from middle to high school this fall, you might be wondering how many students at […]
Although the national news is focused today on the passing of a slightly higher profile figure in the free market […]
We’re still a few months from the legislative session, but it’s becoming clear that one hot topic in 2020 will […]
The Tax Foundation just released a publication urging states to continue reforming taxes on tangible personal property (TPP). This is […]
