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KXEO Sports Report 1/24/24
The Mexico Bulldogs defeated the Warrenton Warriors 60-55 at the Mexico High School on Tuesday, January 24, 2024. Jaydon Eldridge led the Bulldogs offense with 24 points. DJ Long was right behind him with 23 points. Mexico improved to 16-2 on the season. Up next Mexico hosts the Macon Tigers next week on Tuesday, January…
MoDOT Warns Of Pavement Blow Ups
The Missouri Department of Transportation is predicting pavement blow ups could be more prevalent this summer. Pavement blow ups are caused by a combination of hot temperatures, moisture and weakened pavement. They occur when the roadway surface expands at a crack or joint where moisture has seeped in, causing the pavement to buckle and warp….
KXEO Local Sports for 2/22/19
One of the biggest rivalries takes place tonight (Friday) at the Mexico High School when the Mexico Bulldogs boys and girls basketball teams faces the Fulton Hornets. It is also senior night. The Mexico girls have 2 seniors Raigan Playter and Devera Cotton. The Mexico boys salute four seniors tonight (Friday). They are Jai Lawson,…
KXEO Sports Report for 3/6/19
The St. Louis Cardinals fell 2-1 to the Philadelphia Phillies in spring training baseball yesterday (Tuesday). Redbirds starting pitcher Jack Flaherty worked four innings giving up 2 hits and striking out 9. Newly acquired relief pitcher Andrew Miller pitched 1 inning giving a up a hit and striking out 1. St. Louis is back in…
Moberly Man Arrested For Failing to Register As a Sex Offender and Possession of Stolen Property
A Moberly man is facing charges of failure to register as a sex offender and possession of stolen property after an arrest last (Sunday) night. Moberly Police say they made contact with 55 year old Bruce Fishcer in the 1300 block of South Morely Street at Triple L. Storage. Police say Fischer was found to…
Kingdom City Man Pleads Guilty To Bank Fraud
A Kingdom City business owner is pleading guilty to bank fraud stemming from fraudulently getting CARES Act funding. 39-year old Scott Allen Maples entered his plea in federal court yesterday (Tuesday) and will be repaying the U.S. Government more than $673,000 gained through deception. Maples misrepresented the number of employees for three separate companies or…
