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Governor Parson And State Senators Disagree On Bridge Repairs Project List
Missouri Governor Mike Parson and state senators are divided on a project list he has submitted for bridge repairs. Parson said during his State of the State address earlier this month that he would like to see 250 bridges in the state fixed by borrowing 351 million dollars. State senators from Missouri’s urban areas are…
Audrain County Library District Closing Libraries Amidst Coronavirus Fears
The Audrain County Library District will be closing their 5 locations this Saturday, March 21st at the end of the business day. According to director Christal Bruner the libraries in Mexico, Martinsburg, Ladonnia, Vandalia and Farber will stay open until Saturday so patrons can stock up on reading material while they are practicing social distancing…
Mexico Public Safety Department Report 5/24/22
CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Monday): A suspicious person on West Liberty. An ex-parte violation at Onie and at 4820 South Clark. Leaving without paying for gas at 1719 South Clark. An attempted burglary on South Union. Vandalism at East Monroe. A stolen vehicle reported on…
KXEO Sports Report for 8/4/18
The St. Louis Cardinals stranded 16 runners in a 7-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates last (Friday) night. In other news Redbirds Second Baseman Kolten Wong will be activated from the disabled list prior to today’s (Saturday) game against the Pirates. Dexter Fowler will be on the disabled list after suffering a left foot fracture…
Columbia Police Investigating Pedestrian Fatality
A pedestrian is dead after being hit by a vehicle in Columbia on Thursday, August 8, 2024. Columbia Police Department responded to the incident 4600 block of Paris Road. According to a news release from Columbia police a vehicle traveling southbound on Paris Road (Route B) hit 24-year-old Tristen Crawford of Columbia. Crawford was taken…
Newly Elected Mexico Mayor Pro Tem Vicky Briggs Joins KXEO Morning Show
It was a busy agenda for the Mexico City Council at last nights meeting. The June 2nd General Municipal Elections were certified, along with the swearing in of a new council member and an election of Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem. Mexico City Councilwoman Vicki Briggs stopped by to update KXEO listeners on the meeting….
