Is The Zoo-Museum District An Outdated And Unfair Tax?
The Saint Louis Zoo is a great place for families to spend a summer day. Many people like that the...
The Saint Louis Zoo is a great place for families to spend a summer day. Many people like that the...
Another day, another governor courting — or as some are saying, “trying to poach” — Missouri’s businesses. This time, it’s...
Following the advice of the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), the Riverview Gardens and Normandy school districts...
Kansas City leaders may aspire to be Portland or Denver, but their legislative actions make us more akin to third...
When photographers saw a sign in Faust Park in Saint Louis County this spring banning professional photography without a permit,...
If Jackson County assessments went up at approximately the same rate as Saint Louis County assessments during the boom real...
Is Jackson County property poorly assessed? If so, is it systematically under-assessed, or just inaccurate all the way around? If...
The Missouri Legislature passed Senate Bill 330 last week. I hope the governor signs it (I cannot see a reason...
Some of the land in the heart of the city of Saint Louis’ fashionable Central West End is worthless. Don’t...
Innovation comes from the private sector. You don’t have to be a radical capitalist to agree with that simple truth....
The number of government-owned and operated public hospitals in the United States has declined dramatically over the past three decades....
Listen online here: Call it “the smoker’s dilemma”: Everyone knows that smoking kills, but a habitual smoker may be convinced...
Would you be surprised if I told you that there is no clear rule about what qualifies for property tax...
Shrewsbury is the latest city within Saint Louis County to consider Tax Increment Financing (known as TIFs) to subsidize a...
In the past year (plus a little more), three Missouri towns — St. George, Mack’s Creek, and Quitman — have disincorporated....
Innovation comes from the private sector. You need not be a radical capitalist to agree with that simple statement. It...
One criticism I often hear when I talk about holding schools accountable and empowering parents is that schools can do...
We witness one of the more unsavory examples of democracy gone wrong when elected officials abandon any pretense of fair-mindedness...
Last week, I noted that Aerotropolis is back in the legislative conversation as supporters try (again) to direct state subsidies to...
On Tuesday night, the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen approved a $15 million tax subsidy for the construction of a new...
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