ST. LOUIS — Tonia Haddix, the woman at the center of HBO documentary "Chimp Crazy," could spend years in prison after admitting to lying multiple times about an animal actor living in her ...

Tonia Jones was so focused on X’s and O’s that she almost forgot her family memento. In her third year as Mullen’s boss, Jones led the Mustangs back to the top of the mountain to earn the ...

ST. LOUIS – Tonia Haddix, the Festus woman at the center of the HBO series “Chimp Crazy,” for her handling of chimpanzees, appeared in federal court Monday. She entered court, waiving her ...

Tonia Haddix faces the potential of significant jail time after pleading guilty to perjury in a St. Louis courtroom. Either U.S. District Judge Stephen Clark is a big fan of Tonia Haddix’s Chimp Crazy ...

Tonia Haddix could face up to 20 years in prison and $500,000 in fines for the three felony counts. Her sentencing is scheduled for July 16 and firecracker Haddix was warned by U.S. District Judge ...

Shane’s wife, Tonia, remembers Shane as someone who cared for and treasured the people around him. Vanderloo found the good in people. “Shane was a compassionate person,” Tonia Vanderloo ...

Tonia Antoniazzi accused two charities of causing "damage" to a "generation of trans and gender questioning children" A Welsh MP has called for a cross-government assessment of the "damage" caused ...

However, deputy minister Tracey Barbrick wouldn’t tell reporters Wednesday whether a tuition cap will be included as part of the deals for fiscal 2025-26, saying the caps are subject to ongoing ...

Tonia Antoniazzi claimed that the Welsh government and some other institutions had previously been "captured" by LGBT charities promoting the idea that sex can be changed. Her remarks come after a ...

ST. LOUIS — Tonia Haddix, the Missouri woman widely known from the viral HBO documentary "Chimp Crazy," was back in federal court Friday morning—just 11 days after pleading guilty to three ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Tonia Haddix leaves the Thomas F. Eagleton U.S. Courthouse in St. Louis with her attorney, Bill Margulis, after entering ...

Meanwhile, Barbrick said all of the province’s universities met the conditions placed on their funding last year and received full allocations from the province. "Over the near term,” she told ...