Josh Renaud

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Flooded homes get redone, resold. But in Missouri flood disclosure isn't required

1 week ago | stltoday.com | Bryce Gray |Josh Renaud

UNIVERSITY CITY — Ellyssia Rogers decided to move back to the St. Louis area in 2020. She found a 3-bed, 3-bath ranch on Groby Road for $210,000, across the street from the River Des Peres. She closed on the house in March that year. In August, her basement flooded. Neighbors warned her: “‘That house floods all the time,’” she remembers them saying after she moved in. “And that was the first time I heard it.
The other legacy of Dry Bones’ Yaakov Kirschen - The Jewish Star

3 weeks ago | thejewishstar.com | Josh Renaud

I first encountered two of Yaakov Kirschen’s cartoon characters in the late 1980s when I was about 8 or 9 years old. But I’m not talking about Mr. Shuldig, King Solomon, Doobie the dog or any of the other denizens of his famous “Dry Bones” cartoon. I was a gentile kid living on the other side of the world, and I had never seen nor heard of “Dry Bones” before.
Yaakov Kirschen’s other legacy

3 weeks ago | jns.org | Josh Renaud

(April 17, 2025 / JNS)I first encountered two of Yaakov Kirschen’s cartoon characters in the late 1980s when I was about 8 or 9 years old. But I’m not talking about Mr. Shuldig, King Solomon, Doobie the dog or any of the other denizens of his famous “Dry Bones” cartoon. I was a gentile kid living on the other side of the world, and I had never seen nor heard of “Dry Bones” before.
See St. Louis voter turnout and vote margins for mayoral, comptroller races

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Josh Renaud

Share In Tuesday's vote, Cara Spencer won the St. Louis mayoral race with 64% of the vote. Get Government & Politics updates in your inbox!Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter.
See St. Louis voter turnout and vote margins for mayoral, comptroller races

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Josh Renaud

In Tuesday's vote, Cara Spencer won the St. Louis mayoral race with 64% of the vote. Here's how that vote broke down across the city:Here's the margins for the comptroller race, which Donna Baringer won:And here's the turnout across the city:
How to watch St. Louis Cardinals games in 2025

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Ethan Erickson |Josh Renaud

As the Cardinals' 2025 season begins, this will be the first season for several new ways to watch St. Louis' favorite team. The team's broadcaster, FanDuel Sports Network, is selling to fans directly for the first season, and that's just one of quite a few options to watch the team. FanDuel Sports Network is set to air 151 of the team's 162 regular-season games.
See the tracks of the tornadoes that touched down March 14

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Josh Renaud

The storm system that swept St. Louis on Friday, March 14, also hit southern parts of the state and northeastern Arkansas. Here's a look at the confirmed tornado tracks:National Weather Service employees are still confirming reports of damage and tracking the paths of the storms. So far, they have confirmed at least 13 tornadoes that hit Missouri. These are preliminary damage assessments for local tornadoes:Residents should report damage by calling 211, government officials said.
What's being built near you? Search the latest St. Louis building permits

2 months ago | stltoday.com | Josh Renaud

Want know what's being built near you? Explore our database of more than 55,000 building permits issued in St. Louis city since 2012 for construction projects with estimated costs of at least $1,000. You can search the database by address or neighborhood to find permits issued in a certain area, or by permit type or estimated project cost to narrow down which permits are displayed. When searching by a specific street or address, avoid using the street suffix or abbreviation. Loading...
Missouri to track immigration status in crime data

Feb 6, 2025 | stltoday.com | Josh Renaud

ST. LOUIS — Missouri is poised to become one of the first states to require police departments to track the immigration status of people involved in crimes. The move, announced by Gov. Mike Kehoe as one of his first executive orders, is set to begin in coming days, state officials said. Police officers, sheriff deputies and other law enforcement officials already often learn if people involved in crimes are in the country legally.
Mayor touts crime drop in St. Louis. But shootings, injuries rise.

Jan 14, 2025 | stltoday.com | Mark Schlinkmann |Josh Renaud

ST. LOUIS — Homicides and other major crime dropped last year in St. Louis, city leaders announced Tuesday. The number of murders declined about 6%, from 160 in 2023 to 150 last year, the lowest in more than a decade. Crime overall dropped 15%, officials said. "While we've seen remarkable progress, 150 homicides in one year is still far too many," Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said at a press conference.