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KXEO Sports Report for 2/11/19
ByKXEOMissouri Tigers Women’s Head Coach Robin Pingeton now has 500 career wins after her team defeated Vanderbilt 69-46 yesterday (Sunday). Mizzou Senior guard Sophie Cunningham led the charge with 27 points and 8 rebounds. It was a dramatic half court heave and make that propelled the Missouri State Bears over Illinois State 66-65 yesterday (Sunday)….
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Peterson charged with Child Abuse
ByKXEOA Middletown man faces four counts of Child Abuse today, allegedly abusing children for multiple years in Montgomery County. Eric E. Peterson was charged after the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office received reports from a juvenile that Peterson had abused them and two other juveniles for several years. During a forensic interview with all three juvenile…
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KXEO Sports Report For 5/9/19
ByKXEOThe Missouri Tigers Softball team eliminated from the SEC tournament last (Wednesday) night losing to Auburn 3-0. The Tigers finish the season with a 32-23 mark and will wait to hear its name called during the NCAA Tournament Selection show on Sunday. The St. Louis Cardinals shut out 5-0 by the Philadelphia Phillies yesterday (Wednesday)…
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Sedalia Schools on Alert After Threatening Social Media Post
ByKXEOThe Sedalia Smith-Cotton High School is on high alert this morning after a threat was posted on social media yesterday (Wednesday). The threat was posted on the social media site Sarahah, and read that the anonymous person would shoot up the high school with pistols, and warned that students better not be at school tomorrow….
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Corps opens up campsites for Halloween Walk
ByKXEOThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Mark Twain Lake has announced that campsite inventory for the Night Hawk Loop will be available for reservation for the week of October 13–19, 2025. Reservations open today at 9:00 AM and can be made by visiting Recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777. These campsites were previously closed for…
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Mexico Municipal Court Goes Virtual
ByKXEOThe City of Mexico’s municipal court is going virtual. Hearings will be held through the video conferencing system called Webex, which is free to use on smart phones or web browser. The new system begins tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 10:00. If you have a court case set for August 19th at 10:00 a.m., the Webex…
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