A Missouri community is mourning the loss of a courageous cancer survivor who was tragically killed by a gunman in a parking lot shooting.

Amy Coon, 45, a grandmother who had recently triumphed over Hodgkin lymphoma, lost her life in a senseless act of violence. She was fatally shot when 27-year-old Allen Price allegedly opened fire with a rifle outside a grocery store.

The shooting occurred on Memorial Day at a Cosentino’s Price Chopper, with gunfire erupting just before 4:30 p.m., according to reports from the Kansas City Star.

In addition to Coon, a 16-year-old store employee, who was gathering shopping carts at the time, was injured in the attack.

The young victim, whose name has not been released, is currently in intensive care as he continues to fight for recovery.

Two armed bystanders intervened and detained Price during the shooting, likely preventing further harm, Pleasant Hill Police Chief Tommy Wright said Tuesday, KSHB reported. 

Price turned the gun and shot himself in the head, but survived. He has since been in police custody at a local hospital.

The 27-year-old had previously been released on bond in a separate case, where he faced a charge of harassing family members and threatening to shoot them.

Amy Coon, a Missouri woman who had recently beat her battle with cancer was tragically killed when a rampant gunman opened fire in a parking lot

The incident unfolded on Memorial Day at a Cosentino’s Price Chopper, when shots erupted shortly before 4.30pm

Price has been charged with first-degree murder, two counts of assault or attempted assault, and three counts of armed criminal action. 

Charging documents obtained by the outlet show police identified the firearm as a Winchester .243-caliber rifle. 

Police found three empty shell casings near Price. One was located inside the rifle and 20 more rounds were allegedly discovered on him.

Court documents also noted a concerning past regarding Price’s mental health, and records showing he admitted to having a shotgun at the time of his 2025 arrest. 

However, Police Chief Wright does not believe the prior incident is connected to the shooting. 

Tributes poured in for the 45-year-old, with family and friends sharing photos and expressing their grief over the tragedy. 

‘Amy lived a simple life and found joy in the little things,’ the grandmother’s obituary read.

Coon had a love for arts and crafts and gardening, per her memorial

Coon  had just recently beaten Hodgkin lymphoma

Pleasant Hill Police Chief Tommy Wright does not believe the shooter’s prior conviction was related to this incident

Police found three empty shell casings near Prince. One was located inside the rifle and 20 more rounds were allegedly discovered on him

Tributes poured in for the 45-year-old

Allen Price, 27, allegedly opened fire with a rifle in a grocery store parking lot

‘Her best friend and best pup, Levi, made sure she was never alone and later her kitten, French Fry, joined the family.’

Coon had a love for arts and crafts and gardening, the memorial added. 

‘Amy was the mother hen to everyone in her life. She cared deeply for her loved ones. Even through her years of cancer treatment, she showed up for her family and was the absolute best Grammy,’ the obituary stated.

Brusdar Graterol’s ongoing struggle with injuries has hit another roadblock. On Sunday, news emerged that the Dodgers’ reliever underwent surgery for a fresh back injury sustained during a minor-league rehab assignment earlier this month. This latest development adds another layer of uncertainty to Graterol’s future this season, potentially signaling a lengthy recovery period ahead.

The confirmation of the surgery came from a source close to The California Post, following Graterol’s own announcement on Instagram, where he shared details of the operation.

Despite this setback, Graterol remains resilient. “I fell again, but I won’t stay down here,” he expressed in his Instagram post. “I will rise. My goal isn’t over — it’s just beginning.”

Graterol’s journey back to the mound began earlier this May. He embarked on a rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City, striving to come back from a shoulder surgery that had already kept him off the field for the previous season and the start of this one.

At the start of May, Graterol went out on a rehab stint with Triple-A Oklahoma City, trying to return from a shoulder surgery that sidelined him for all of last year and the start of this one.

After his fourth outing on May 12, however, he was pulled off the assignment after his back “flared up” on him, as Dodgers manager Dave Roberts announced at the time.

Graterol was transferred to the 60-day injured list a week later.

General manager Brandon Gomes said then that surgery was an option for the 27-year-old right-hander, but that the club wanted “to exhaust all options” first. 

“He’s worked really hard [to try and come back],” Gomes said.

Now, he’ll have to start all over again.

While Graterol’s status for the rest of this season wasn’t immediately clear, it’s likely that his operation will come with a long-term timeline to return.

Roberts had hinted at a prolonged absence for the flamethrower earlier this month, saying that “it’s gonna be a slow program for a while for him, unfortunately.”

Graterol, who has a 2.78 career ERA over six MLB seasons, last pitched in the majors during the 2024 postseason, as part of a bullpen that carried the Dodgers to the first of their current back-to-back World Series championships.

After that, he underwent surgery on his labrum in November, initially ruling him out for the first half of the 2025 season. When his shoulder didn’t recover as quickly as hoped, he ended up missing all of the Dodgers’ title-defense campaign on the injured list.

Graterol was slow-played again this spring, after struggling to regain his upper-90s mph velocity in a throwing program during camp. He opened the season back on the IL but said at the end of spring training that he was confident in making his return this year.

He seemed on track for that up until his May 12 outing, when his fastball velocity dipped back under 95 mph amid his back issue.

Now, suddenly he’s essentially back to square one all over again. Facing another surgical recovery. Another elongated rehab. And, quite possibly, another season spent entirely on the shelf.

In a tragic incident over the weekend, an elderly couple was found dead following a stabbing inside their Queens apartment, according to local authorities. This shocking event has left the community in mourning.

The victims have been identified as a 71-year-old man and a 65-year-old woman. Both were discovered with multiple stab wounds, as reported by the New York Daily News.

Authorities were alerted to the scene shortly before 8 p.m. on Saturday, following a 911 call that reported the assault in progress. The New York Post detailed that officers responded promptly, but the attack was still ongoing when they arrived.

Images from the scene reveal several apartment buildings in Queens, capturing the somber atmosphere of the neighborhood. This aerial view, provided by Kike Calvo of Universal Images Group via Getty Images, underscores the gravity of the situation that unfolded in this usually quiet area of New York City.

An aerial view shows several apartment buildings in Queens, New York City. (Kike Calvo/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Police responded to a residence near Peck Avenue and 64th Avenue in Fresh Meadows, Queens, where they encountered the victims critically injured, NY Post said.

EMS transported the pair to local hospitals for emergency treatment, the Daily News added.

The man was taken to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, and the man was taken to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, the woman was brought to North Shore University Hospital, according to the NY Post.

VIRGINIA MAGAZINE EDITOR, 23, KILLED IN HIT-AND-RUN WHILE CROSSING STREET

Crime scene unit investigators walk through a crime scene in Astoria, Queens, New York. (Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Both victims were later pronounced dead, according to reports.

No arrests had been made as of the latest local reports, and an the investigation remained ongoing.

Apartment buildings are seen in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens, New York City, on March 29, 2021. (Gabriela Bhaskar/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Fox News Digital reached out to the New York Police Department for more information.

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Dua Lipa’s breathtaking wedding attire reportedly brought her husband, Callum Turner, to tears as they tied the knot at a London registry office on Sunday.

The couple shared their vows in an intimate ceremony at the renowned Marylebone Town Hall, with only eight guests in attendance. This understated event was a prelude to a grand three-day celebration set to unfold in Sicily this coming weekend.

Insiders have disclosed that Callum was visibly moved, even shaking, as he watched Dua make her way down the aisle, surrounded by her family—parents Dukagjin and Anesa, sister Rina, and brother Gjin.

An observer noted that “he was in tears and shaky,” indicating the emotional impact of the moment.

Despite the presence of the famous couple, passersby paid little extra attention, although Dua’s security team was seen surveying the area before she and Callum left the registry office.

The newlyweds left in a simple black cab before enjoying a quiet family dinner to celebrate.

Dua Lipa’s stunning legal wedding outfit reportedly moved her husband Callum Turner to tears, as the couple married in a London registry office on Sunday

A source told The Sun: ‘Dua and Callum said their vows in a ceremony with their closest family and friends. Last night they had a quiet celebration dinner. It was chic and simple — exactly as Dua and Callum wanted.

‘Dua’s dad and manager Dugi is a massive Arsenal fan so there were a few jokes made about the timing, as the Premier League victory parade was happening at the same time not far away. Both him and Dua’s mum Anesa were beaming with pride. 

‘The celebration was relatively low-key as they fly to Sicily this week for their second, big wedding.’

Dua radiated bridal elegance in a custom Schiaparelli skirt suit, white gloves, a Bulgari necklace, and a wide-brimmed white hat, designed by milliner Stephen Jones.

The Houdini singer clutched a yellow bouquet and wore white Louboutin heels while strolling out of the registry office hand in hand with her new husband.

Meanwhile, Callum made for a dapper groom in a fitted navy suit. 

Dua appeared to be channelling Bianca Jagger with her bridal look, which exuded 70s glamour. 

When former actress Bianca married music legend Mick Jagger in 1971, she rocked a white Yves Saint Laurent tuxedo and a long bias-cut silk skirt. She accessorised with an oversized hat. 

Dua and Callum were cheered on by close family before jumping into the back of a black cab and embracing as they were whisked away to start married life together. 

Family members joked about Dua’s unostentatious departure from the wedding, saying she wanted a black cab for her big day.

The couple exchanged vows in a modest ceremony at the famous Marylebone Town Hall with just eight guests present, including Dua’s proud parents and siblings

The singer had arrived in a green Land Rover and entered with a friend while Callum arrived separately.

The ceremony only lasted 30-40 minutes and Callum grinned boyishly as he held his new wife’s hand in his and walked her down the steps under a rainbow of confetti.

Having exchanged vows they are now legally wed ahead of their big party in Sicily’s capital Palermo, which is set to last from Thursday to Saturday. 

Ahead of the ceremony, insiders have been hailing the couple’s nuptials as the ‘showbiz wedding of the year’, calling it Sicily’s most high-profile marriage since Al Pacino’s Michael Corleone wed Apollonia Vitelli in 1972 classic The Godfather.

No expense has been spared for the big day, with the pair said to have booked an entire floor of suites at the luxurious Villa Igiea hotel overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The ceremony itself will take place at the 17th-century Villa Valguarnera, perhaps the most sumptuous of the villas in Bagheria, an idyllic town ten miles away from the capital.

Sir Elton John, Mark Ronson and Charli XCX are among the music stars billed to attend, with Donatella Versace and Simon Porte Jacquemus from the fashion world.

In advance of the wedding, Dua is believed to have travelled to Italy to meet Donatella to finalise the details of the dress she is designing for the singer to wear on her big day.

Because of her longtime friendship with the designer, friends are convinced that Dua will wear a custom Atelier Versace gown.

A source close to the wedding told the Daily Mail’s Katie Hind: ‘This is going to be the coolest wedding, and so glam.

‘Both Dua and Callum have been so excited and have been really involved with the planning. They want it to be epic.’

Last year, while confirming the news, Dua shared her joy with British Vogue, saying: ‘Yeah we’re engaged. It’s very exciting…

‘This decision to grow old together, to see a life and just, I don’t know, be best friends forever — it’s a really special feeling.’

Speaking of their wedding plans, Dua said she hoped to finish her tour and Callum to wrap up filming before they tie the knot.

While the wedding hadn’t been at the forefront of her mind amid her busy schedule touring, she did admit she has started to think about her dress.

She said: ‘I want to finish my tour, Callum’s shooting, so we’re just enjoying this period…

‘I’ve never been someone who’s really thought about a wedding, or dreamt about what kind of bride I would be. All of a sudden, I’m like: “Oh, what would I wear?”‘

Dua said she’s ‘obsessed’ with her engagement ring, before saying: ‘It’s nice to know the person that you’re going to spend the rest of your life with knows you very well.’

The Dance the Night Away hitmaker also shared that she is keen to have a family of her own but admitted she doesn’t know when would be a ‘good time’ because of the demands of her pop career.

She said: ‘I’d love to have kids one day.

‘But it’s like the constant question of when would there ever be a good time – how it would fit in with my job and how it would work if I went on tour, and how much time out I’d have to take.’

While the year has got off to a good start for newlyweds Dua and Callum, it could get even better if Callum lands the coveted James Bond job. 

Sources have told the Daily Mail that Callum – the bookies’ odds-on favourite to take over from Daniel Craig – has been telling friends the role is his.

One source close to the Fantastic Beasts star said: ‘He’s been blabbing all over town. Callum is the new Bond, it’s been confirmed. Everyone in his circle is talking about it. It’s the worst-kept secret going.’

In West Sacramento, California, Max Schuemann seized a rare opportunity to start this past Sunday afternoon, making a memorable impact against his former team. With a left-handed pitcher on the mound, Schuemann, who previously played as a utilityman for the A’s, was slotted into the lineup at second base, filling in for Jazz Chisholm Jr.

Schuemann didn’t disappoint, delivering a solid performance by going 1-for-3, drawing a walk, and hitting a two-run double. His efforts contributed significantly to the Yankees’ commanding 13-8 victory. Manager Aaron Boone praised Schuemann’s contribution, noting, “He provided a good spark. I knew he’d give us good at-bats, and he did. It was great to see him play such a meaningful role.”

This season, Schuemann has demonstrated his capability by drawing seven walks in just 24 plate appearances, maintaining an impressive .294 batting average with a .971 OPS. His recent call-up last month has seen him thrive in limited opportunities.

With Amed Rosario on the paternity list, Schuemann capitalized on the chance to shine. During the Yankees’ explosive 13-run third inning, Schuemann was instrumental, drawing a patient seven-pitch walk after Anthony Volpe set the stage with a leadoff single against lefty Jacob Lopez.

Taking advantage of Amed Rosario being on the paternity list, Schuemann was right in the thick of the Yankees’ 13-run third inning, drawing a seven-pitch walk against lefty Jacob Lopez after Anthony Volpe led off with a single.

In his second at-bat of the inning — still with no outs, this time against righty Michael Kelly — Schuemann drilled a two-strike double over the third baseman’s head to put the Yankees up 10-3.

“[Schuemann] has done a good job, he really has,” Boone said. “His versatility, obviously it’s been a lot of defensive replacements or pinch-running situations. The at-bats he’s given has been excellent. … That’s something we noticed in spring. We feel like he can put together a good at-bat.”

Jen Pawol, the New Jersey native, former Hofstra softball player and first female umpire in Major League Baseball, was behind the plate calling balls and strikes Sunday.

“I think she did great, especially when we win,” Aaron Judge said with a grin. “I think she did great. I had her in spring training, I think once or twice, I don’t know if it was last year or this year. She’s on top of it. She’s locked in back there. A couple times, I asked her about a couple pitches, if they were down or if that’s the bottom, and she was right there locked in.”

Pawol, a full-time Triple-A umpire who was called up for the weekend series, made her MLB debut last summer.

The Yankees thought they should have been out of the first inning Sunday when Tyler Soderstrom grounded a potential double play ball to second base with one out.

But the 6-foot-5 Nick Kurtz, running to second, trailed off toward the third base side and got in Anthony Volpe’s way of throwing to first to finish it off.

Boone argued on the field that Kurtz should have been called for interference, but the umpires disagreed.

“The rule is that it has to be intentional,” Volpe said. “I didn’t really understand it. They understood it was just a weird play, but I think by the letter of the law, they couldn’t really do anything.”

Ryan Weathers and the Yankees were gifted a free strike in the fourth inning Saturday on a pitch that was out of the zone.

Soderstrom challenged it, but there was a glitch in the automated ball-strike system, as it froze on the scoreboard and never showed whether the pitch was a ball or a strike.

Home plate umpire Adam Beck eventually announced that his initial call of a strike was upheld despite the zone on MLB.com appearing to show it as a ball.

“My understanding was that we got one,” Boone said Sunday morning with a chuckle.

In a dramatic turn of events in Midfield, Alabama, law enforcement officers successfully apprehended an escapee from Perry County on Sunday. The Midfield Police Department confirmed the arrest, which occurred after a routine patrol encountered a stolen vehicle.

Around 4:30 p.m., officers patrolling the 600 block of Bessemer Super Highway were notified by the cutting-edge Flock System, which had identified a stolen 2012 Acura. The vehicle was reported stolen in Selma just the day before, on Saturday.

Upon investigation, officers identified the driver as Johnny Dave Harris Bush Jr., who was not only linked to the stolen vehicle but was also a fugitive wanted by the US Marshals Office for escaping custody. This fortuitous encounter led to Bush’s immediate arrest.

Bush now faces charges of receiving stolen property and is being held at Jefferson County Jail. He is set to be extradited back to Perry County to face further legal proceedings.

Midfield Police Chief Michael Jeffries highlighted the significance of this arrest, attributing it to the advanced technology and proactive policing strategies employed by his team. “This demonstrates the value of modern technology and proactive policing efforts,” Chief Jeffries stated. “The Flock System continues to be an effective tool in helping our officers apprehend perpetrators and enhance public safety. We are proud of the professionalism displayed by our officers and our partnership with our law enforcement partners.”

Unauthorized fireworks in Rome are believed to have caused a chaotic stampede among horses during a late-night rehearsal for Italy’s Republic Day parade, leaving several riders and animals injured. The incident unfolded near the historic Baths of Caracalla, where mounted units from Italy’s armed forces and law enforcement were preparing for the national celebration set for June 2, as reported by Reuters.

The sudden explosion of fireworks startled approximately 35 horses, prompting them to bolt through the city streets. Witnesses captured the frenzy on video, showing the horses racing along Via Cristoforo Colombo, with drivers watching in disbelief as the scene unfolded.

Efforts to locate and recover the fleeing horses continued throughout the night, with the final horse being found around nine miles from the initial location by dawn the following day.

In a dramatic image captured by Lucio Virzi Fotografo for REUTERS, a runaway horse is seen galloping down a road during the ceremonial rehearsal in Rome, adding a visual testament to the unexpected turmoil of the night.

A runaway horse bolts down a road during a late-night ceremonial rehearsal in Rome around May 29, 2026. (Lucio Virzi Fotografo/REUTERS)

According to Reuters, the sudden bangs began shortly before 11:30 p.m. and triggered panic among the ceremonial horses, many of which were being escorted by Italy’s Army, Carabinieri paramilitary police, and state police.

Some riders were mounted, while others were leading horses by hand when the startled animals broke free, the outlet said.

During the chaos, a 22-year-old soldier reportedly suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung, though officials said his injuries were not life-threatening. At least 15 horses were also injured, though none required euthanasia, according to reports.

Italian outlet ANSA said the stampede injured three young soldiers from the Montebello Lancers and a 29-year-old policewoman.

Police and emergency crews station near a road as panicked horses flee down a Rome road on May 29, 2026. (Lucio Virzi Fotografo/via REUTERS)

Officials are reviewing how the unauthorized fireworks were ignited near the rehearsal site.

The Rome Local Police Command said four traffic police officers were involved in the incident and were reportedly near the firecrackers when the explosion occurred, ANSA said.

Officials said one of the officers allegedly lit a battery of fireworks about 200 yards from the horses, the outlet reported. The officer was identified as a 50-year-old who joined the force after passing the most recent exam.

Video footage and witness statements suggest the explosions and the horses’ escape occurred simultaneously, according to the local report.

The Italian Air Force acrobatic team “Frecce Tricolori” seen during Italy’s annual Republic Day on June 2, 2025. (Stefano Costantino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Rome police commander Mario De Sclavis told Corriere della Sera that the incident “discredits the image of the Corps and its officers,” according to Reuters.

Sclavis added that the agency will take “necessary measures” to hold those responsible accountable, according to ANSA.

“Last night’s events hit us like a tsunami,” he said.

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