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Garfield Park Activities Ahead Of Tyronn Lue Fireworks
ByKXEOBeautiful weather + vendors + food trucks + kids activities = great time had by all at Garfield Park this (Saturday) afternoon.
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Governor Releases Results of Veteran’s Homes Investiation
ByKXEOMissouri Governor Eric Greitens released the results of the investigations of the state veterans homes today, and the results varied between the locations. The investigation was triggered after numerous complaints and concerns from the St. Louis location. Brenda Ezell, the Administrator of the Mexico Veteran’s Home, says there were certain items in the reports…
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McCaskill Praises Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital
ByKXEOU.S. Senator Claire McCaskill is praising the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital after a recent report showed a decrease in prescriptions for opioids. Senator McCaskill is currently leading the largest congressional investigation to date into the opioid epidemic. The Columbia hospital has decreased opioid prescriptions by 34 percent between 2012 and 2017. McCaskill has…
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Three Teens and One Child Safe After Jefferson City House Fire
ByKXEOThree teens and one child are safe after a house fire in Jefferson City last (Wednesday) night. According to the Jefferson City Fire Department it happened just after 8 at the lower level of a split foyer single family home in the 1900 block of Swifts Highway. The three teens and child were at home…
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Miss Missouri Golf Classic 2023 At The Oaks
ByKXEO(Photo Credits To Leslie A. Meyer Photography) One of the largest scholarship fundraisers for the Miss Missouri Organization took place yesterday (Sunday), June 11, 2023, in Mexico at The Oaks. The Miss Missouri Golf Classic kicked off Miss Missouri Week. Teams from across the state competed. Miss Missouri delegates play the first three holes with…
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Governor Signs Income Tax Bill
ByKXEOMissouri Governor Mike Parson signed legislation yesterday [Wednesday] cutting personal income taxes in the state. House Bill 2540 will cut income tax from 5.8% to 5.4% beginning in 2019. Additional triggers in the bill would lower the tax income rate to 5.1%, making Missouri the 14th lowest income tax state in the country.
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