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Mexico Has First Black Female Mayor
ByKXEOThe Mexico City Council made history Monday night when they chose Dr. Ayanna Shivers to serve as mayor for 2019. Shivers was unanimously selected after a nomination from Council Member Vicki Briggs. Mayor Shivers is assuming the role from Chris Miller, who termed out of the mayoral position after 2 terms. Newly re-elected Council Member…
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Mexico Public Safety Department Report 5/2/2023
ByKXEOCalls for service: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service on Monday, May 1, 2023: Stealing or theft at East Seminary. Assault without injury at the Mars apartment building. Property damage on East Breckenridge. Ex-parte violation on South Calhoun. Peace disturbance at Mars. Unwanted subject on Fairsite Drive.
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Mexico Bus Inspection Earns Perfect Score
ByKXEOThe Missouri State Highway Patrol has released the results of the annual school bus inspection. Nearly 12 thousand school buses statewide were inspected. Buses found to have no defective items are rated as “approved.” Buses having one or more defective items that do not constitute an immediate danger are rated as “defective” and buses with…
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KXEO Sports Report for 6/29/18
ByKXEOThe St. Louis Cardinals are will start a series with the National League East leading Atlanta Braves tonight (Friday) at Busch Stadium. Braves come in with a record of 45-34 and are ranked among the top 10 major league teams in runs scored and ERA. The Cardinals are in third place in the National League…
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Columbia sees 2% electric rate increase
ByKXEOThe City of Columbia approved a 2% electric rate increase to take effect for the first billing cycle in October. The City projects that the 2% rate increase will increase the electric utility’s revenue by $2.8 million, which would help them increase operation and maintenance expenses, maintain cash reserve levels and ensure adequate debt coverage….
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MoDot Safety Program Gets National Attention
ByKXEOA program started by the Missouri Department of Transportation 3 years ago is gaining national attention. MoDot’s Buckle Up, Phone Down safety initiative won an Excellence in Regional Transportation award from the National Association of Development Organizations yesterday (Wednesday) and has also been selected as a model case study for the Toward Zero Deaths consortium….
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