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After close to 50 years in public life, U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt is heading into retirement. He leaves behind a substantial political and policy legacy in Missouri — much of what the Republican attributes to working with Democrats on major issues. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum talked with the two-term senator about the big takeaways from his life and career.

I may have opposed the release of Donald Trump's tax returns, but that doesn't mean I'm so prissy that I won't write about it now that the deed has been done. Here is tonight's New York Times piece about Trump's taxes: The data, which includes details of Mr. Trump’s federal tax returns from 2015 through ...continue reading "Donald Trump paid no taxes because he never made any money"

Erin Wolf of St. Louis, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Richard "Rick" Wader, 45, died in October while working a shift at South City Hospital. A woman has been charged with causing his death.

This month my M-protein level is up a bit: These small ups and downs are pretty normal, but naturally I'd just as soon see more downs than ups. Still, as long as I'm below 1.0 things are OK. That said, I'd sure like the Carvykti people to find a slot for me. There are not ...continue reading "Health Update"

St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson has ordered all city firefighters and EMS crews to follow the department's "cold weather, emergency operations" guidelines with extreme winter weather expected to bear down on St. Louis, Thursday through Christmas Day.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend that’s not entirely centered around a jolly old elf, here are a few suggestions.

Music streaming services are great – for listeners, who gain access to huge quantities of music, even if they don’t end up owning any of it. But it’s hardly a secret that streaming services produce very little income for the musicians involved – even the big names earn a pittance – with most of the money ending […]

Six months after residents at an affordable housing complex in the Central West End were left without air conditioning, many are now without heat.

An exclusive FOX 2 report on a twist in the Pam Hupp investigation that no one saw coming.

Road crews on both sides of the river are getting ready to battle the approaching winter weather. They’re also putting out warnings to drivers about staying off the roadways if possible during the storm.

"We’re definitely short of drivers. It’s very difficult to maintain a full staffing level," David Wrone with the Public Works Department, said.

The last days of service are December 22 and 23. Bottles of wine and liquor are being offered for sale on December 23 and 24.