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KXEO Sports Report For 3/30/20
ByKXEOThe Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing wide receiver Demarcus Robinson to a one year contract according to a source from ESPN. The specifics of the contract are unknown. Robinson’s production has increased each season, going from 21 catches and 212 yards in 2017 to 32 and 449 in 2019. He has started 23 games over…
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Poppy’s Boutique And Gifts Ribbon Cutting 5/1/2023
ByKXEOThe Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for Poppy’s Boutique and Gifts this (Monday) morning. Owner Kathryn Rice says they started off as Anchored Vape Lounge and the store has now expanded. The store is open Monday through Friday from 10am to 6pm and Saturday’s from 10am to 5pm. Poppy’s Boutique and…
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Mexico Public Safety Report 1/19/23
ByKXEOMexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Wednesday): Peace disturbance at South Olive & Breckenridge Stolen vehicle in the 3800 block of South Clark Missing juvenile reported at MPSD Headquarters Natural cover fire in the 200 block of North Western
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Large Fire Reported In Callaway County
ByKXEOA large fire in Callaway County is being reported this (Thursday) morning. The fire broke out early this (Thursday) morning near County Roads 228 and 257. Multiple fire agencies responded including Boone, Callaway, and Millersburg. According to reports from ABC 17 the fire started at Russ Automotive. No other details are available at this time.
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Lawsuit Brought Against University Of Missouri Over Title IX Policies
ByKXEOThe University of Missouri is being sued by 2 women who say the school mishandled allegations of sexual misconduct. The women say the university did not fully follow its Title IX rules during the investigation of alleged physical and sexual misconduct by former Tigers basketball team member Terrence Phillips. Several female students accused Phillips of…
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National Fire Prevention Week
ByKXEOAs part of National Fire Prevention week the Jefferson City Fire Department installed carbon monoxide detectors and checked smoke detectors for area residents yesterday (Wednesday). Fire prevention week started in 1925 by President Calvin Coolidge and is the longest running public health observance in our country. This year’s theme is “Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware….
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