Josh Renaud
@kirkman
Husband to a Boliviana. Daddy. Emperor of the Renaud Empire. Lover of Atari, BBSes, retro tech, and Tolkien. Journalist at stltoday.com. The guy behind breakintochat.com.
Zimmerman bested Williams by 20,642 votes, according to complete but unofficial returns. Mosley garnered 31,982 votes, more than enough for Williams to have closed the gap between him and Zimmerman. Story by @kelseylandis.bsky.social www.stltoday.com/news/local/g...
Raychel Proudie and Kennedy Moore win the Democratic primaries for state senator and state representative, respectively, in my neck of the woods (Ferguson / North County).
It's final — Jake Zimmerman wins the Democratic primary for St. Louis County executive. graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
With 100% of precincts reporting in St. Charles County, incumbents Steve Ehlmann and Kurt Bahr fended off their Republican challengers in primaries for county executive and county elections director, respectively. graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
With 100% of precincts reporting in Franklin County, Dave Schatz wins the Republican primary for presiding commissioner. graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
With 100% of precincts reporting in Jefferson County, Jaclyn Riebold wins a very tight Republican primary for county clerk. graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
With 100% of precincts reporting in St. Louis city, Shane Cohn wins the Democratic primary for recorder of deeds. graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
With 68% of polling places reporting, vote percentages in the Democratic primary for St. Louis County executive haven't changed much. Zimmerman still holds a commanding lead.
With 10% of polling places reporting now in St. Louis County, Zimmerman leads in the county executive race by 18 points. graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
Jake Zimmerman leads Brian Williams 51.6% to 30.3% in absentee results. See other area results tonight on @stltoday.com: graphics.stltoday.com/apps/electio...
So proud of my son Joseph (callsign "Vector") and all he accomplished this summer as part of Class VI of the Red Tail Cadet Program. Thanks to the many folks who make this program happen. It's pretty amazing.
Graduation ceremony is 6 p.m. tonight at Elite Aviation, 18600 Edison Ave., Chesterfield, MO 63305.
Looks like my son is just about finished with his final flight for the Red Tail Cadets program.
Terrible video, but the image and the sound are definitely Joseph flying just north of us!
My mind is blown. Tonight my son is doing his first night flight. Flew from Spirit to Lambert then took off again. My wife and I were able to go outside and see him fly just north of us in Ferguson. Now he's headed toward Illinois. WILD!
This evening I had a chance to make some photos of the hummingbird in our garden. It's the first time in many months. (My OM-5 camera, which I bought for Fathers Day in 2024, had become unusable with a stuck shutter, even after repair. OM System sent me a complete replacement today)
Some good news today: OM System will replace the malfunctioning camera I got for Fathers Day last year.
The Voters Guide for the August primary election is in today's print edition of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch! It's also available online at @stltoday.com: www.stltoday.com/votersguide/ Get informed before you vote!
I’ve seen a lot of stuff dumped along the Riverfront Trail, but this is the first time I’ve come across fish carcasses. Someone left behind a catch of large fish. Now they’re covered in maggots.
No advance warning. No detour information to help me get to my destination. Just a sudden closure on the Riverfront Trail at Branch Street. Thanks, St. Louis.
Hey @npr.org, when will you post the audio to the Sunday puzzle online? It’s been blank for more than a day now.
My talk from this year’s @westmoot.org has been published in the Journal of Tolkien Research! scholar.valpo.edu/journaloftol...
So frustrating and disappointing to see on my morning bike ride that UMSL has demolished the Alumni House at the intersection of Natural Bridge and Arlmont. UMSL has at last succeeded in removing all the houses on that stretch of NB, including the former Current and the International Student houses.
Watch out for the fallen tree on the Ferguson stretch of the Ted Jones Trail. I managed to move half of it to the other side so it’s passable. Also beware hanging vines farther south.
Yes, apparently so. She was appointed after her husband's death. stltoday.newspapers.com/article/st-l...