4H Week on KXEO Public Perspectives
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More Details On Callaway Murder
A man arrested in a homicide in Callaway County last night [Wednesday] is claiming an altercation led to the fatal shooting of 49 year old James Newsom in his home. According to a probable cause statement, 47 year-old Michael Hatfield told investigators that he and Newsom had been drinking at Hatfield’s home when Newsom struck…
Audrain County Health Department Easing Requirements For Fans During Heat Advisory
With the heat advisories and warnings in the area over the next several days the Audrain County Health Department is dropping its normal requirements to be eligible for a fan. Now to be eligible for the fan, you just have to be a resident of Audrain County and not have air conditioning in the home….
Brendan Webber Of The Webber Family Of Pharmacies Joins KXEO Morning Show
Brendan Webber of the Webber Family of Pharmacies was the featured local guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today. Brendan talked about the recent purchase of the A&B Pharmacy and the mission of Webber Pharmacy to carry on the great legacy of excellent customer service. Also information on where…
Medical Marijuana Ballot Issues Explained
Missouri voters will have the choice of 3 different medical marijuana issues on their ballot tomorrow. [Tuesday] Amendment 2 would legalize medical marijuana and impose a 4 percent tax on retail marijuana sales and use the funds for services for veterans. Amendment 3 would legalize medical marijuana with taxes at 15 percent. The funds would…
Missouri Military Academy Campus Remains Closed
Missouri Military Academy will continue its contained campus status until the end of April, according to MMA President Brigadier General Richard Geraci. There are no known cases of the coronavirus on campus. The campus is closed to visitors and only vendors essential to the operation of the school are allowed on campus. Cadets will continue…
First “Presumptive Positive” Coronavirus Case in Missouri
The first case of a presumptive positive Coronavirus test in Missouri is announced. Governor Mike Parson in a press conference last (Saturday) night says the first case to test presumptive positive in Missouri is in St. Louis County and stems from travel. A woman in her twenties recently traveled to Italy. She and family members…
