The Glore Psychiatric Museum is hosting a sleepover with a paranormal investigation in store.

According to a news release, the first “Spend the Night at the Museum” event will be held Saturday, Oct. 7 and a second one will be held on Saturday, Nov. 4. Starting at 3 p.m., participants will learn in-depth about the Glore Psychiatric Museum from museum staff, tour the tunnels, learn about the history of asylums, and participate in a paranormal investigation. Participants are asked to bring their own sleeping bag or air mattress. The Museum will provide dinner, movie entertainment, and breakfast the following morning.

“The Glore Psychiatric Museum has hosted overnight visitors a few times now and it is always an amazing experience for the guests and our staff. So we look forward to sharing this once-in-a-lifetime experience with 30 adventurous people each night. We are already busy planning an educational and entertaining experience for our brave guests,” said St. Joseph Museums Executive Director Sara Wilson.

The space is limited to 30 guests for each date and visitors must be at least 18 years of age. The cost is $125 per person, which includes the tour, dinner, a movie, a paranormal investigation, the overnight stay, and breakfast. Paid reservations are required. Call (816) 232-8471 or stop by the Glore Psychiatric Museum, 3406 Frederick Avenue, to purchase tickets.

The Brown County Sheriff’s Office has received a donation of bullet proof vests for nine deputies.

According the Sheriff John Merchant, the “Point Blank” vests were donated by the United State Deputy Sheriffs Association. He said if the office were to have purchased the vests the retail value would be well over $6,000.

“These vests will replace old, outdated vests that could compromise the safety of our deputies,” Merchant said. “We have established a great partnership with USDSA over the past 9 years as they have provided other equipment as well as training on officer survival and defense tactics.”

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Power has been restored to hundreds of residents after a transformer issue in St. Joseph.

According to the Kansas City Power and Light power outage map, around 11:40 a.m. around 1,488 customers in St. Joseph were without power.  A spokesman with the company said power was restored shortly after 12:17 p.m.  He said the outage was due to some transformer issues.

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A man was taken into custody after a standoff Thursday evening near downtown St. Joseph.

Capt. Jeff Wilson with the St. Joseph Police Department said officers responded a a home in the 900 block of N. 13th street to try to serve an active felony warrant.

“Upon arrival it was confirmed that the subject was inside the residence but refused to exit. Members of the Special Response Team were called to the scene,” Wilson said. “After a couple of hours of negotiation the subject exited the residence and was taken into custody without incident.”

31-year-old Robert E. Martorelli of St. Joseph was arrested on an active felony warrant for dangerous drugs.

Wilson said a 23-year-old woman was also arrested in reference to an investigation hold during the incident.

The St. Joseph Police Department is investigating after a 19-year-old was shot in the leg Thursday night in midtown.

Capt. Jeff Wilson said officers responded to the area of 13th and Edmond streets around 9 p.m. on a call of shots fired. When the arrived, Wilson said officers found a man with a gunshot wound to his leg.

“The victim initially stated that he didn’t know who shot him,” Wilson said. “Just that he heard several shots.”

The man was allegedly standing by a vehicle when the incident took place. He was transported to Mosaic Life Care for treatment of non life-threatening injuries.

Officers said they do not believe the shooting was random. Wilson said detectives are currently working possible leads in the case.

Anyone with information is asked to call the TIPS hotline (816) 238-TIPS.

A Des Moines, Iowa, man was seriously injured in a one vehicle crash in Clinton County Thursday night.

According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 29-year-old David J. Allen was driving a Jeep south on I-35, one mile north of Holt shortly after 10 p.m., when his vehicle traveled off the road, hit a cross over and overturned, landing on its wheels.

Allen was transported to Liberty Hospital with serious injuries. According to the crash report, he was wearing a seat belt.