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Two New COVID-19 Deaths Reported By Audrain County Health Department
ByKXEOFor the third day in a row, the Audrain County Health Department reports new deaths related to COVID-19 in the county. As of 2:30 this (Wednesday) afternoon, there are 16 deaths, up 2 from yesterday. Total cases have topped the 1,000 mark with 19 added today for a total of 1,011. Active cases remain unchanged…
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Jefferson City woman trafficking drugs
ByKXEOA 35-year-old Jefferson City woman has been charged with drug trafficking after a traffic stop on Wednesday. Chelsea Steel was pulled over in the 600 block of Madison Street at 12:48 p.m, by a Jefferson City Police officer after they received a tip from the MUSTANG Drug Task Force that Steele was driving from…
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Mexico Public Safety Report 7/17/20
ByKXEOARRESTS: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 37 year old Jonathan A. Blanton yesterday (Thursday) for an Audrain County Warrant. CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Thursday): A stealing or theft at 4820 South Clark. A careless and imprudent driver at the corner of South Muldrow…
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Mexico Public Safety Report
ByKXEOMexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service: Friday: Domestic issue in the 300 block of Kelley Parkway Sexual assault on Lakeside Place Juvenile problem at Fairgrounds Park Saturday: Assault on Lakeview Rod Unwanted subject in the 600 block of N. Washington and in the 100 block of E. Whitley Stealing or theft…
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University Releases Title IX Report
ByKXEOThe University of Missouri released their most recent Title IX report today [Wednesday] indicating reports of discrimination are up from 2016 and 2017. According to the report, 750 reports were received in the department in the 2017-2018 school year, up from 693. Of those reports, 59.3 percent were related to sex or gender discrimination, up…
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Hallsville Senior Wins Better Business Bureau Award
ByKXEOA Hallsville High School Senior is the winner of this year’s Student of Ethics award for the Columbia region of the Better Business Bureau. Ralph Waltz won the award, which provides two thousand five hundred dollars toward college or trade school expenses. Past winners of the award selected Waltz based on his essay, community service,…
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