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Three shot in Ste. Genevieve, suspect arrested

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

STE. GENEVIEVE, Mo. - An investigation is underway after three people were shot Friday morning in Ste. Genevieve, a small community about an hour south of St. Louis. The shooting happened around 11 a.m. Friday at a home on in the 400 block of Market Street. Investigators say three people were hurt, and the alleged shooter is now in custody. All three people shot were rushed to a hospital for treatment. Two victims are currently in critical condition. Trio sneaks into abandoned Workhouse, gets trapped in cell People putting up holiday lights nearby told FOX 2 that they heard the gunfire. There are still lots of questions as to what happened. Authorities have not yet announced any information on the suspect or potential charges. One resident who spoke to FOX 2 on the condition of anonymity says the shooting possibly unfolded over a love triangle gone bad. Authorities have not yet confirmed if that was the case. FOX 2 will update as more information becomes available.

Hidden Valley Ski Resort prepares for winter, making snow despite warm temps

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

EUREKA, Mo. - Hidden Valley Ski Resort is preparing for another busy season, even without major snow yet in the St. Louis region. The resort is working diligently to prepare for their season’s opening later this month. Workers are making snow in temperatures that are unusually warm for this time of year.Hidden Valley’s General Manager, Tony Santora, says the snow has a hard time melting once it is made. They keep them in large piles that face all odds in warmer weather. Trio sneaks into abandoned Workhouse, gets trapped in cell He says the snow is resilient against rain and warmer temperatures. The key to keeping snow intact, to prevent melting on warmer days, is making a lot of snow in advance, especially on days when the temperatures drop. The foundation for snow to stick around even when the air is warm is a good, solid base.Santora says, “The more snow that we can make, the better. Last year we had over four feet of snow in the base of our resort, so even when we do see those ...

CBI continues search for 17-year-old Maggie Long’s killer 6 years after her murder

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation said that it is continuing to investigate the December 2017 death of Park County high school senior Maggie Long, noting a $75,000 reward for information critical to the case, according to a release.The announcement comes six years to the day after Long was found murdered in her burned-down home after an apparent burglary, according to the cold case report. She was coming home to gather supplies for a concert at the school she was helping organize.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Klete Keller, Olympic gold medalist swimmer, gets 6 months in home detention for Jan. 6 Capitol riot Crime and Public Safety | Pedestrian hit by RTD train in Thornton, temporarily halting N Line service Crime and Public Safety | One killed in shooting near Denver’s Cheesman Park Crime and Public Safety | Person found dead in Commerce City a “likely homicide,” police say Crime and Pu...

Armed woman sets fire to home in Chatsworth: LAPD

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

Los Angeles firefighters put out a blaze Friday at a home in Chatsworth, which is believed to have been set intentionally by an armed woman.Around 1:50 p.m., Los Angeles Police Department officers responded to the 9600 block of Laramie Avenue for a report of an assault with a deadly weapon. After arriving at the scene, officers found a home burning and a woman who they say was armed with a handgun.The single-family home was "well-involved," Los Angeles Fire Department officials said, but firefighters were unable to attack the flames immediately due to the active scene involving the armed woman. Los Angeles Fire Department crews block off a neighborhood in Chatsworth where a fire was believed to have been intentionally set on Dec. 1, 2023. (KTLA)At some point, officers exchanged gunfire and the suspect was incapacitated. An ambulance responded to the scene to treat the woman and LAFD crews started to put out the fire.About 23 minutes after they began working to put out the flames, th...

Footage shows police shooting at Calabasas restaurant

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

Warning: This video contains profanity and disturbing subject matter. We omitted footage that shows the actual shooting.Footage released on Friday shows the terror that unfolded in the streets of Woodland Hills and Calabasas when a homeless man first attacked someone with a machete and then ran into a popular restaurant where he was fatally shot by police.The incident took place on Nov. 1 when 911 dispatchers received a call from a man who said he had been attacked by another man with a machete at the McDonald's at Mulholland Drive near the 101 Freeway."I was able to get away from him, and then he kept attacking me," the victim told the 911 dispatcher.Benjamin Pritchard (LAPD)“We need to get in control of these homeless people,” he added. The man said he was not seriously hurt and did not require a paramedic. His attacker, later identified as Benjamin Pritchard, 35, had dropped the machete and was wandering through the parking lot of the busy shopping center when police arrived.Dash...

Charles should remove Harry and Meghan’s Sussex titles over book, says leading UK paper

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

The editorial board for the U.K.’s “newspaper of record,” The Times, said this week that King Charles III should consider stripping his son and daughter-in-law, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, of their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles, following the publication of “Endgame,” a highly critical book about the monarchy, written by an author known as their “unofficial mouthpiece.”While Harry and Meghan deny any “affiliation” with the book by Omid Scobie — through anonymous leaks to the media — the Times editorial board said it is “still reasonable to presume that the Sussexes at the very least may have given their blessing to Scobie’s new collection of largely unsubstantiated Windsor-bashing allegations.”“Far from seeking the quiet life and reconciliation they claim to ­desire, it looks instead as if Harry and Meghan are inflicting maximum public ­reputational damage on their relatives and the ­institut...

Inmate charged in stabbing attack of Derek Chauvin

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

By Michael R. Sisak and Michael Balsamo | Associated PressAn incarcerated former gang member and one-time FBI informant was charged Friday with attempted murder in the stabbing of ex-Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin at a federal prison in Arizona.John Turscak stabbed Chauvin 22 times at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson and said he would have killed Chauvin had correctional officers not responded so quickly, federal prosecutors said.Turscak, serving a 30-year sentence for crimes committed while a member of the Mexican Mafia gang, told investigators he thought about attacking Chauvin for about a month because the former officer, convicted of murdering George Floyd, is a high-profile inmate, prosecutors said. Turscak later denied wanting to kill Chauvin, prosecutors said.Turscak is accused of attacking Chauvin with an improvised knife in the prison’s law library around 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 24, the day after Thanksgiving. The Bureau of Prisons said employees st...

Biden says HIV/AIDS strategy needs to confront inequity

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Wednesday unveiled his new HIV/AIDS strategy to end the more than 40-year-old epidemic, calling for a renewed focus on vulnerable Americans — including gay and bisexual Black and Latino men, who his administration says are too often stigmatized even as they are disproportionately affected.The new strategy, which declares racism a “public health threat,” was released on the annual commemoration of World AIDS Day. It is meant to serve as a framework for how the administration shapes its policies, research, programs and planning over the next three years.But Biden acknowledged that the country still needs to work to destigmatize HIV/AIDS and noted that LGBT and racial minority groups have “endured the brunt” of the epidemic that’s killed more than 36 million worldwide, including 700,000 Americans.“I want to make sure that everyone in the United States knows their HIV status, and everyone with HIV receives high-quality care and treatment tha...

BART track safety in spotlight after 3 people enter trackway in 2 days

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- One person was struck and killed by a train and another arrested in three separate incidents that have seen people entering BART trackways over the past two days. Transbay Tube disrupted by man on the tracksOn Wednesday, service was stopped for more than an hour after a man pulled an emergency door release in the Transbay Tube, opened a door and got out of the train. San Francisco is 8th worst city in US for driving, according to study According to BART Chief Communications Officer Alicia Trost, the man then walked through "various doors" in the tube, which set off alarms in the tube, alerting BART police. The man, later identified as Jerry Howard of San Francisco, was arrested Thursday, BART confirmed. Man on tracks near MacArthur Station disrupts serviceOn Thursday, service in the East Bay was disrupted due to a person on the tracks near MacArthur Station in Oakland, resulting in delays.Man fatally struck by train at Richmond StationLater, on Thursday nig...

KRON4's James Fletcher to emcee WOW Awards dinner in San Ramon

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:23:16 GMT

(KRON) -- KRON4 Anchor James Fletcher will be the Master of Ceremonies at the 2023 San Ramon Chamber WOW Awards on Dec. 6. The 39th annual awards dinner will be held at the Bridges Golf Club in San Ramon and is dedicated to recognizing the achievements of this year's recipients."We are excited to energize these special awards with a name that reflects the dazzling efforts of these amazing community contributors. The December 6th WOW Awards event is an opportunity to show our appreciation to those who have invested their considerable time, talent and energy into our community," said San Ramon Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Heidi Kenniston-Lee. "We invite you to come, network, enjoy good food and honor those around us who help make San Ramon an exceptional place to live and work."Honorees at this year's awards are as follows:Citizens of the Year: Lynnette and Scott Gerbert, community volunteers and youth advocatesBusiness Person of the Year: Wade Luckhardt, owner, FASTSIGNS of San ...