David Hunn

Local news editor at @stltoday. Former energy reporter @HoustonChron. Calif. native. Signal me at 314-238-4386.

[Kelsey Landis @kelseylandis]

On my first day at the Post-Dispatch about a month ago, my editor @davidhunn asked me what what the situation was between the county board and chairman in Madison County, my old stomping grounds. I wrote about it. https://t.co/Pr4rGMaXDw

[Katie Kull @KatieKull1]

Proud to be a part of the @stltoday team with @joelcurrier, @Ben_Fred, @davidhunn, @ahuguelet and others who reported on this relocation since it began. None of these revelations would’ve come to light without a strong local newspaper. Subscribe. https://t.co/YTmtb9IKcL

[Derrick Goold @dgoold]

There are so many juicy morsels of news and reporting in this #Rams story by @KatieKull1, @joelcurrier, and @ahuguelet for @stltoday, but this sentence from a #NFL exec's email on contacting Kroenke re: LA move is chef's kiss ...

"If we do, it is harder to play dunce."

[David Hunn @davidhunn]

Longtime Centene CEO Michael Neidorff dies, reports @annie3mer https://t.co/nVPQiUWJoT via @PostDispatchbiz

[David Hunn @davidhunn]

I'm looking for a good reporter. Job description, below. Great team. Decent boss. https://t.co/69IBEQNRLY

[David Hunn @davidhunn]

Hedge fund Alden, on hunt again for newspapers, offers to buy Post-Dispatch https://t.co/0CxksIA61d via @PostDispatchbiz

[Robert Cohen @kodacohen]

We are hiring a breaking news reporter at @stltoday. St. Louis is one hopping news town so please consider joining us. https://t.co/wMnbAoMiQw

[Bryan Lowry @BryanLowry3]

I mean, still subscribe to @KCStar while you're at it. #ReadLocal https://t.co/w0m1xn7Zq2

[Bryan Lowry @BryanLowry3]

I know they're the competition, but this would be a good week to subscribe to @stltoday https://t.co/jJFMv9vAVI

[Blythe Bernhard @blythebernhard]

This is a wild ride. A data journalist discovered a major security flaw in the state’s website, alerts the state, gets called a hacker by the state, which blatantly lies about the situation https://t.co/Go3cOVPGk4

[steph kukuljan @StephKukuljan]

Cybersecurity experts have known about this kind of flaw for a decade. A decade!! One expert said it was “mind boggling” that @MOEducation still had it.

But sure, blame journalists instead of taking accountability.

[steph kukuljan @StephKukuljan]

@2xAught7 Sometimes I accidentally right click on a page and get its html coding. Guess I’m a hacker too. Should ask for a pay raise then

[Gilbert Bailon @GilbertBailon]

Missouri teachers' Social Security numbers at risk on state agency's website https://t.co/3qyAKJEKEf via @stltoday @Kirkman

[Holly Hacker @hollyhacker]

@jayohday @Kirkman Sounds like finding a wallet stuffed full of cash, then checking the driver’s license to contact the owner.
Owner: You tried to steal my ID and all my money!

[steph kukuljan @StephKukuljan]

.@stltoday found over 100,000 social security numbers were at risk and reported it to DESE.

The agency blamed the PD, calling our journalist a “hacker.”

Name calling isn’t taking accountability. It’s deflection.

[Katie Kull @KatieKull1]

1. Journalist finds very bad vulnerability in state system that could expose thousands of peoples social security numbers
2. Journalist warns state so they can fix it before he publishes
3. State agency sends PRESS RELEASE to JOURNALIST calling them a hacker

[steph kukuljan @StephKukuljan]

Hey @KOMUnews, update your story. @MOEducation wasn’t hacked.

https://t.co/udrDA0Vg8i

[David Hunn @davidhunn]

This is a huge story, made far worse by DESE and @MargieVandeven’s response https://t.co/kwBmBwY6MV @stltoday @Kirkman