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Flood Watch For Parts of the Listening Area
ByKXEOThe National Weather Service is issuing a flood watch for the parts of the listening area starting tonight (Monday) and running through tomorrow (Tuesday) night. Between 2 and 3 inches of rainfall is expected today (Monday) and into tonight (Monday). The rain will be falling onto an already saturated ground and will likely cause flooding…
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Mexico Public Safety Report 9/14/20
ByKXEOCALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service over the weekend starting on Friday, September 11th: A report of shots fired on West Maple. Property damage at North Mississippi. A stealing or theft on North Coal and at the West Love Apartments. A scam on Eagle Drive. A stealing or…
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Audrain County Health Department Reports Sixth And Seventh COVID-19 Deaths
ByKXEOTwo new deaths due to COVID-19 being reported this (Wednesday) afternoon in Audrain County. As of 3:30, there are 824 total cases in the county with 135 active and 682 recoveries. There are now seven deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus in the county since the pandemic began.
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Centralia Man Injured In Jefferson City Accident
ByKXEOSeveral traffic crashes in Jefferson City this (Thursday) morning were the cause of delays and congestion. According to the Jefferson City Police Department they responded to a motor vehicle crash with injuries a little after 7am on southbound US 54 near the US 63 off-ramp. A vehicle driven by 22-year-old Wyatt C. McEuen of Centralia…
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Couple Wins Missouri Lottery Jackpot In Bowling Green
ByKXEOA Missouri couple is $101, 000 richer after winning a Show Me Cash jackpot in Bowling Green. The winning ticket for the May 5th drawing was a Quick Pick and purchased at Ayerco, at 18048 Business Highway 161 South in Bowling Green. The Missouri Lottery says the player did not realize he had won until…
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Medical Marijuana Making First Ballot Appearance in Missouri in November
ByKXEOMedical marijuana will be appearing on Missouri ballots for the first time during midterm elections this year. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced yesterday (Thursday) that he signed off on three medical marijuana petitions. Two amendments would change Missouri’s constitution that would clear the way for medical marijuana use, and would create regulations and licensing…
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