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Mexico Public Safety Department Report 9/6/2024
ByKXEOArrests: Mexico Public Safety reports the arrest of 38-year-old Polly V. Hoffman for an arrest warrant on Thursday, September 5, 2024. Calls for service: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service on Thursday, September 5, 2024. A waterline break on East Promenade/Union. Stealing or theft at West Monroe and on Neptune. Suspicious…
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Audrain K9 Officer Gets New Vest
ByKXEOWith just a few weeks before the Audrain County Sheriff’s Department new K9 Officer, Chal, will take his certification tests, some Vandalia area residents have done their part to ensure he is safe in the field. Sheriff Matt Oller said the donors, who wish to remain anonymous, paid for the vest that is both bullet…
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Water Main Work To Close Mexico Intersection Tuesday
ByKXEOWater main replacement in Mexico tomorrow (Tuesday) will close an intersection in the afternoon. Park Street at Tyronn Lue Boulevard will be closed at noon and is expected to re-open in the evening.
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James Addie Sentenced To Life Without Parole
ByKXEOA former Moberly prison guard will spend the rest of his life behind bars. 54-year old James Addie was sentenced by Cole County judge Jon Beetem today (Monday) to life without parole for first degree murder and ten years for armed criminal action. Addie was convicted by a jury two months ago of killing his…
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Audrain County Conservation Agent Norman Steelman Joins KXEO Morning Show To Talk Opening Weekend For Fall Firearms Deer Season
ByKXEOThis weekend is the opening for fall firearms deer hunting season in Missouri. Audrain County Conservation Agent Norman Steelman says for the most part in Missouri there are not a lot of people who get hurt while hunting and an estimated five hundred thousand people will be out hunting deer in the state.
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