Jason Rosenbaum is a Reporter at St. Louis Public Radio. With a focus on government, politics, and public policy, he brings a wealth of experience from his time covering the Missouri State Capitol and his contributions to various media outlets. His work has been featured in prominent platforms such as NPR, BMJ, and the St. Louis American.
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Jason's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on local government and legal policy regulation within Missouri, particularly focusing on legislative sessions, political dynamics, and key figures such as lawmakers and public officials. He also covers specific local events such as the honoring of St. Louis-born music producer Metro Boomin.
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By: Jason Rosenbaum, Will Bauer
With Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker widely seen as a presidential contender in 2028, his running mate in this year's gubernatorial contest, Christian Mitchell , could be needed to take over as governor if Pritzker leaves office.
By: Jason Rosenbaum
State Rep. Richard West joined "The Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air" to discuss the goals of his legislation and why it faced criticism in the Missouri House.
By: Jason Rosenbaum
A Cole County judge rejected an effort to strike Gov. Mike Kehoe's tax plan from the August 2026 primary ballot.
By: Jason Rosenbaum
Opponents argue that the proposal to expand sales and use taxes, known as Amendment 5, violated constitutional prohibitions on addressing more than one subject. They plan to appeal the ruling.
By: Jason Rosenbaum
The Connecticut Democratic senator was in St. Louis County last week to promote his new book, “The Crisis of the Common Good: The Search for Meaning and Connection in a Broken America.”
By: Jason Rosenbaum
Some Republicans want to convert the St. Louis-based 1st Congressional District into a winnable seat, after successfully carving up Kansas City in order to oust Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II. But doing that could place the entire map at risk for a Democratic takeover.
Spencer signs pay boost for city workers and new direction for St. Louis transportation St. Louis city workers are in line for a pay increase.
Missouri officials want federal disaster grants to rebuild St. Louis but need Congress to act
By: Jason Rosenbaum, Sarah Fentem
Missouri's Planned Parenthood affiliates will offer medication abortions next week for the first time since 2018 after a Jackson County judge struck down a slew of restrictions on Thursday.
By: Jason Rosenbaum
On the latest episode of "Politically Speaking," Kansas City Councilman Nathan Willett talked about his campaign for Missouri's 6th Congressional
