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One Man Hospitalized After Shooting In Sturgeon
ByKXEOThe victim of an apparent shooting last night (Tuesday) in Sturgeon is in a local hospital. Boone County Sheriff’s Deputies went to a shots fired call around 6:18 last night outside of the Heuer’s Country Store and Cafe that is permanently closed and located at 15471 Old U.S. 63 in Sturgeon. One man was shot,…
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Winter Trout Fishing Underway At Kiwanis Lake
ByKXEOWinter trout fishing program is underway at Plunkett Park’s Kiwanis Lake in Mexico. Mexico Parks and Recreation has teamed up with the Department of Conservation to provide the catch and release program that will continue through January 31. Fishers are asked to voluntarily crimp the barbs on the hooks down to help the trout survive…
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Arthur Center CEO Terry Mackey Joins Public Perspectives
ByKXEOCEO of Arthur Center Community Health Terry Mackey was the guest on Public Perspectives Saturday. Taking care of your mental health during COVID-19 and the holidays was the topic of discussion.
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Police search for Mayes, wanted in shooting
ByKXEOJefferson City police continue to look for a 29-year-old Jefferson City man in connection to a fatal shooting in the city late Friday afternoon. Around 4:08pm Friday, JCPD responded to the 800 block of Mulberry Street where residents reported hearing gunfire that, according to witnesses, erupted during a fight. A 39-year-old Jefferson City man…
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Mexico Girls Softball Going For Final Four Appearance
ByKXEOA trip to the Final Four of girls softball state championship is on the line today (Saturday) between the Mexico Bulldogs and the St. Charles Pirates. Mexico comes into the game with a 24-4 record while St. Charles is 22-3. Tune into AM 1340 KXEO at 11:40 for a pregame interview with Mexico Head Coach…
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Fentanyl Increasing as Cause of Death in Missouri – Can be Disguised as Candy
ByKXEOThe CDC says that the synthetic opiod Fentanyl is now officially the leading cause of death among Americans aged 18-45. The National Institute of Health says Missouri is outpacing most states in increases. According to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, drug dealers are increasingly targeting children and young people with fentanyl pills made to look…
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