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Higher Gas Prices This Fourth of July
Gas prices are estimated to be the highest they have been in four years this Fourth of July. According to a study conducted by GasBuddy drivers will spend 1.2 billion dollars more at the gas pump this year than last year. In Missouri the average price per gallon is $2.62, almost .65 cents more when […]
Mexico Assistant Superintendent Dr. Larry Nelson With an Education Update on Public Perspectives
Mexico’s only local talk show Public Perspectives is putting on its thinking cap for a conversation with Dr. Larry Nelson the Assistant Superintendent for the Mexico School District. Nelson has been on the job for a year and updates summer school attendance plus how the discussion on the grade centers is progressing. Join your host […]
University Of Central Missouri President Leaving For Another Job
The president of the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg will be leaving to accept another job. Charles “Chuck” Ambrose made the announcement yesterday (Friday) to the colleges board of governor’s that he will begin working as president at KnowledgeWorks a nonprofit education organization in Cincinnati on September 1st. Ambrose has served as president at […]
Centralia Man With Moderate Injuries After Hitting Deer
A Centralia man is recovering from moderate injuries after hitting a deer and overturning in Callaway County early this (Saturday) morning. The highway patrol reports it happened on Route E, 1040 feet east of County Road 245 about 1:15 this (Saturday) morning. 37 year old Justin R. Ludwig was taken to the University Hospital to […]
KXEO Sports Report for 6/30/18
The St. Louis Cardinals lost the series opener to the Atlanta Braves 5-1 at Busch Stadium last (Friday) night. Cardinals starting pitcher Miles Mikolas only gave one run on seven hits in 6 innings, however did not receive any run support as the Cardinals have now lost two in a row. The Kansas City Royals […]
Governor Signs Missouri Budget
Governor Mike Parson signed the 28.6 billion dollar budget for the State of Missouri today. [Friday] The budget improves funding for K-12 and higher education, infrastructure, workforce development and ending opioid abuse. The budget includes a $99 million dollar increase for public education and $70 million for infrastructure and workforce development. Parson vetoed 21 line […]
MoDOT To Close Business Loop 70 On-Ramp
The Missouri Department of Transportation announced to day the Business Loop 70 on-ramp to eastbound Interstate 70 will close permanently on July 9. The reason is to increase safety by eliminating traffic weave between traffic entering the interstate from the business loop and traffic exiting the interstate at the U.S. 63 connector.
Fulton Schools Ask For Tax Levy
The Fulton Public Schools are asking voters to approve an operating tax levy that will be used to maintain Mental Health Services, competitive compensation for teachers and to provide resources for student academic needs. Prop K will is estimated to generate more than 1.2 million dollars in revenue. For a tax payer with a home […]
Audrain Sheriff Requests Special Investigation Into Allegation
Audrain County Sheriff Matt Oller has requested the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office conduct a special investigation after an inmate made accusation against him. According to Callway Sheriff Clay Chism, Oller sent a formal request for the investigation on June 25th after Richard Henry, who is being held in the Audrain County Jail on numerous charges, […]
