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For eight years Kansas City was served by a mayor who didn’t seem to understand his role in overseeing the Kansas City Police Department. But as has...

It is often claimed that Missouri is a low-tax state (which it is not), but it is painfully clear that some of Missouri’s cities are certainly not “...

Since its introduction in 1996, Missouri’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) has been the state’s primary tool for incentivizing the development...

Popular video game developer EA Sports has recently hinted at a return of its cult-classic game, NCAA Football. The game was discontinued in 2014...

The River City Rascals are taking their ball and going home. This was not entirely surprising as the team was operating under a one-year lease...

In a recent piece at the New York Times, a writer laments:Real estate developers are indeed fraught characters in city life. . . . And the history of...

Markets are said to be failing when supply doesn’t respond to demand—like a beachside shop refusing to sell sunscreen. When it comes to public policy...

The Show-Me Institute is pleased to offer internship opportunities for Fall 2019.Internships are open to current undergraduate and graduate students...

St. Louis has many serious problems. One is the city’s downwardly spiraling population, which has been in decline for decades. A recent Show-Me...

The Show-Me Institute's 2019 Blueprint: Moving Missouri Forward presents 16 policy ideas covering issues ranging from education to health care,...