Good News for Men’s Hair in the City of St. Louis
You are not alone if you are unaware that there was a law on the books in the City of...
High Hopes for a New Committee at the St. Louis Board of Aldermen
On Wednesday, October 9, a new committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen is holding its first hearing. The...
Taxpayers Getting Burned
As I have discussed many times before, some of the worst public policy ideas in Missouri have come from the...
Broken Approval Process Slows Development
Several disjointed developments in the Cortex and Grove areas of St. Louis nicely encapsulate the confusing involvement of elected officials,...
911 System Cost Savings Are No Joke
Emergency 911 call centers represent one of the clearest opportunities in Missouri to combine regional services. It is a vital...
Companies Pushing Back Against Government Overreach
Three food delivery companies are suing New York City over its cap on commissions the companies can charge restaurants to...
We’re Already Seeing the Effects of Delivery Fee Regulation
Months ago, I wrote about the new St. Louis City cap on delivery fees that food delivery services can charge...
What’s Wrong with St. Louis Economic Development Incentives? Everything
Growing a business is difficult. Business owners who have successfully overcome all the usual obstacles have my respect. Policymakers can...
Time to Take out the Trash
On the heels of a report finding that St. Louis has some of the poorest-quality city services in America, residents...
