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Over Two Hundred Forty Attend MU/SSM Health Public Forum In Mexico
ByKXEOOver 240 people at a public forum this (Wednesday) morning in Mexico to hear from MU Healthcare and SSM Health Officials. Jonathan Curtwright CEO of Mu Healthcare spoke to the large audience and says currently in the merger the focus is on local healthcare and jobs. Curtwright says as far as a time frame on…
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KXEO Sports Report 11/3/2023
ByKXEOColumbia Parks and Recreation will host the 2023 Missouri State High School Activities Association championships at Gans Creek Cross Country Course today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday). The two-day event will feature 357 Missouri high schools with around 1,930 athletes. Class 1 and 2 will compete between 9am and noon today (Friday), and Classes 3-5 will…
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Audrain County Health Department Releases Weekly COVID-19 Testing Numbers
ByKXEOThe COVID-19 numbers in Audrain County are down by double digits from last week. The Audrain County Health Department released the numbers this (Wednesday) morning and it shows 12 active cases in the county which is down by 12 from last week when 24 active cases were reported. Active probable cases are up 5 from…
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Mexico Native Mya Miller And Columbia College Cougars Recognized For Top 25 Academic Honors
ByKXEOThe Columbia Cougars earned the #23 ranking among the NAIA teams on the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Academic Top 25 for a team carrying one of the highest GPAs. The Cougar basketball women have a team GPA of 3.520. The WBCA Academic Top 25 recognizes NCAA Division I, II, and III, NAIA and two-year…
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One Injury Reported In Two Car Accident on West Monroe
ByKXEOA two car accident is being reported at the 600 block of West Monroe. According to Mexico Public Safety it happened on Friday, just after 3:30 when 92 year old Marta Wilson of Mexico was backing out of a private residence and struck a car driven by 35 year old Tomeka Smith of Mexico who…
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KXEO Sports Report 5/30/2024
ByKXEOMexico, MO native and LA Clippers coach Ty Lue has signed a new deal through the 2028-2029 season that will make him one of the NBA’s highest-paid coaches at about $14 million per year. The Clippers announced the deal on Wednesday, May 29, 2024. Lue had one year left on his contract, and has gone…
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