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Mexico School District Updates COVID-19 Dashboard For 1/25/21
No new student or staff COVID-19 positive cases reported in the Mexico School District yesterday (Monday). According to the district’s COVID-19 dashboard there are currently 52 students or staff in quarantine, and 0 students or staff in modified quarantine.
Man Arrested In Mexico For Urinating In Public
A Mexico man is facing charges of First Degree Sexual Misconduct after an incident where he allegedly urinated in public. According to Mexico Public Safety it happened on Friday, after the homecoming parade in the 400 block of West Monroe. It was reported 47 year old Christopher Scott Bradley was urinating on someone else’s property…
Operators Of Carnival Report Rides Inspected Multiple Times Daily
The Soybean Festival will open tomorrow night, and one of the main attractions will be the carnival rides. KXEO spoke with one of the owners of Southern Fun Rides, Brett Reinke. He says his Grandmother, Mary Reinke, has owned the carnival for 40 years. Reinke continued by saying the State of Missouri does a minimum…
Fines For Poaching To Increase
The Missouri Department of Conservation announced today [Monday] poachers in the state will face steeper penalties under a new law signed by Governor Mike Parson. The new law specifies that fines for elk or black bear killed illegally will be between $10 thousand and $15 thousand dollars, each whitetail buck poached will cost the poacher…
MPSD Report for 3/11
Mexico Public Safety calls & incidents for 3/11: Just before 5:00 yesterday evening, MPSD officers on patrol in the 1200 block of North Washington saw 26-year old Di’Jon Jennings who was known to have outstanding warrants. After a short foot pursuit, Jennings was arrested on 5 outstanding Audrain County warrants and resisting arrest. At 3:15…
Mizzou Campus Continues Smoke Free Initiative
The University of Missouri announced today [Tuesday] all tobacco products are banned from campus. The new rule was announce din a newsletter. The announcement is part of an initiative that began 5 years ago. While cigarettes were previously banned on campus, the new rule adds chewing tobacco and e-cigarettes to the list. MU is encouraging…
