One new positive case of COVID-19 being reported in Audrain County this (Thursday) afternoon.
According to the Audrain County 8 cases have recovered since yesterday (Wednesday).
There are 6 active cases in the county.
Of the 143 positive cases, 136 cases have recovered, with 1 death.
Arrests: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 46-year-old Michael E. Rose II for a City of Mexico warrant on Thursday, March 21, 2024. 64-year-old Curtis B. Greeves was arrested for two Audrain County warrants on Thursday, March 21, 2024. Calls for service: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service on Thursday,…
Twelfth Circuit Judge Presiding Judge Jason Lamb was the featured local guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today. Judge Lamb talked about a recent training that was provided to officials in the Twelfth Circuit Court that helps criminal justice responses for people with mental health and substance abuse issues….
A Vandalia teen is behind bars without bond, charged with Sodomy or Attempted Sodomy. The incident happened in Mexico on August 8th of last year when a woman walked in on 16-year old Dakotah Schneider and an 11-year old boy in her laundry room. Schneider was behind the 11-year old who was leaned over the…
The following news release was sent from the Mexico School District on Tuesday, May 14, 2024. Mexico High School’s-Alice Eggen (11th grade) was surprised with a presentation from Columbia College for the “Cougar Heart of Gold” recognition. Columbia College Partners in Education committee recognized one High School Junior from MHS with an engraved plaque and…
The Mexico Board of Education will have a meeting tomorrow (Friday) at noon. On the agenda the approval of school resource officer contracts, a rejection of a school based health clinic bid, as well as a discussion about a softball program at the Mexico Middle School. The meeting will be held at Central Office at…
The city of Vandalia is looking to start up a neighborhood watch program. Chief of Police Chris Hamman says its just another way to keep Vandalia safe. Hamman says they will hold monthly meetings for the program as they try to get more people to join.
