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Former Dog Groomer James Johns Enters Plea In Animal Abuse Case
ByKXEOFormer dog groomer James Johns pleads guilty today (Monday) in Boone County circuit court to animal abuse, a class A misdemeanor. The case was heard in Boone County on a change of venue from Audrain County and stems from a July 2019 incident where he and Taylor Stout abused Petunia, a Yorkie, during a grooming…
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Mark & Patricia McCloskey Pardoned By Governor Parson
ByKXEOMark and Patricia McCloskey, lawyers from St. Louis convicted of assault and harassment after pointing guns at protestors last year are now pardoned by Governor Parson. Parson made good on his promise made last year to pardon the couple if they were convicted after protestors entered a private street while headed to the mayor’s home…
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Hurricane Ian Update
ByKXEOMissouri electric line crews from 13 Missouri utilities, including Hannibal and Macon headed to Florida yesterday to aid recovery efforts from Hurricane Ian. Ian hit Florida just after noon today as a powerful Category 4 storm with 155 mph winds with the eye moving onshore at Sanibel and Captiva islands according to the National Hurricane…
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Sheriff Asking For Help With Missing 15 Minutes Of Antonio Jefferson’s Life
ByKXEOAudrain County Sheriff Matt Oller has released additional information regarding the death of 19 year old Antonio Jefferson along Audrain County Road 913 on December 12, 2017. Oller reports no leads have led to discovering the movements of Jefferson just prior to Jefferson being found at 12:03 PM in the roadway, with the car on…
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Mexico Homecoming Parade And Early School Dismissal
ByKXEOToday (Friday) marks the grand finale to homecoming week at the Mexico High School. The annual homecoming parade takes place at 3 this (Friday) afternoon in downtown Mexico with an early dismissal of schools beginning at 12:30. The homecoming football game will be played tonight (Friday) against the Kirksville Tigers. The parade can be seen…
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Flu Numbers Low In Missouri
ByKXEOThe Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is reporting cases of the flu in the state are sporadic. This season, 1,155 cases have been reported as of November 17. Of those cases 60.2% are type A, 39.1% are type B and less than 1 Percent are untyped. One influenza related death has been reported…
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