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Lake of the Ozarks Boat Crash Injures Five
ByKXEOWhat started as a fun Memorial Day outing on the Lake of the Ozarks, ended with five people in the hospital after a boat crash Monday morning. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says a boat carrying one adult and four children struck a partially submerged log near the 38 mile mark around 11:30 a.m. Troopers…
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Former University Of Missouri Athletic Director Working With Humanitarian Efforts In Southeast Asia
ByKXEOFormer University of Missouri Athletic Director Mike Alden is working to make people’s lives better in southeast Asia. Since retiring as MU Athletic Director in 2011, Alden says he has been building a micro-financing program in Vietnam. Along with his humanitarian efforts in southeast Asia, Alden has taught classes at the University of Missouri in…
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MoDOT Evaluating Roads for 75 MPH Speed Limit
ByKXEOA new Missouri law allowing rural highway speed limits to increase to 75 miles per hour takes effect August 28, but drivers won’t see immediate changes. The Missouri Department of Transportation is evaluating eligible roads based on traffic levels, truck traffic, crash history, terrain and road design. MoDOT Director Ed Hassinger says safety will be…
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Teen shoots up Vienna Quik Spot
ByKXEONo word yet on why a 17-year-old Freeburg teen allegedly shot at a Vienna Quik Spot gas station around 2 a.m. Sunday morning. According to a press release from the City of Vienna, Vienna police officers found four gunshots to the door of the gas station. An Osage County deputy, Maries County deputy, an off-duty…
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Greitens Signs Executive Order
ByKXEOMissouri Governor Eric Greitens signed an executive order today making changes to the Homeland Security Advisory Council. The Council was last authorized in 2006, with the purpose of ensuring that state and local homeland security plans on terrorism and disaster preparedness are executed and coordinated efficiently. In a statement, Greitens said “we’re working every day…
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