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Illinois uses temporary federal aid to fund ongoing social programs
Illinois lawmakers diverted at least $74 million in one-time pandemic relief funds to select social programs and nonprofits. Illinois state lawmakers are putting at least $74 million in temporary federal pandemic aid to ongoing social…
What are this session’s options for curbing the chronic…
Even a highly capable, incredibly thoughtful Minnesota teacher may be stymied in the classroom by a…
Senate Bill 1317 — Education, regional service centers…
Bill Description: Senate Bill 1317 (S1317) would establish the framework for creating a system of…
Arizona Supreme Court Weighs Jury Rights in the…
The Arizona Supreme Court this morning heard arguments in a crucial case about whether bureaucratic…
When Red Tape Sends Innovation to the Final Frontier
Elon Musk thinks he might have a solution to the ongoing clash between red tape and innovation:…
Early Literacy Reform Advances in the House
Momentum for early literacy reform continues in Jefferson City, as House Bill (HB) 2872 recently passed out of committee. While this version removed several provisions from the original bill, it retains the core components necessary to meaningfully…
Supported in 1997, why not now too?
In 1997, Minnesota enacted a K-12 education tax credit as part of a bipartisan compromise. A special…
Missouri Doesn’t Have To Be Kansas
A version of the following commentary appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In his January 30…
Another Step for Improving Missouri’s Licensing Regime
In occupational licensing, Missouri has been ahead of the curve. In 2020, the state established a…
Allow more homebuilding in mixed-use zones to meet…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
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