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Daily COVID-19 Update From Mexico Public Schools For Thursday
ByKXEOMexico Public Schools reporting no new cases of COVID-19 among district staff or students. As of 3:25 this (Thursday) afternoon, there are 53 students or staff in quarantine but not positive. The next update will be on November 3rd as school is out on Friday and Monday.
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Governor Parson And State Senators Disagree On Bridge Repairs Project List
ByKXEOMissouri 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…
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Two Arrested For Burglary Of Missing Holliday Woman
ByKXEOThe Monroe County Sheriff’s Department is announcing the arrest of two men for stealing from a now-missing Holliday woman. John Conde of Hallsville and Joshua McNabb of St. Louis are facing charges of burglary, stealing over $750, and six counts of unlawful possession of a firearm following their arrest last week. The two allegedly broke…
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Bodies Of Missing Hikers Found In Alaska
ByKXEOThe bodies of two Columbia residents on a hiking trip in Alaska were recovered yesterday afternoon. [Monday] Rochelle Renken and Michael Huffman, both 62, were found along the Sanford River. Footprints near the water were indicative of two people attempting a water crossing. The pair was last seen by the pilot of their charter plane…
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Mexico Public Safety Report 9/14/22
ByKXEOMexico Public Safety reports: Arrest of Wesley D Mallocoat, 39, on 3 Warren County warrants Arrest of Juvante C Scott, 28, for domestic assault in the 2nd on a St. Louis County warrant Arrest of Ronya A C Williams, 22, on an O’Fallon Police Department warrant 2 reports of harassment made to the public safety…
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New Director of Missouri Highway Patrol Laboratory Division Announced
ByKXEOThe Missouri Highway Patrol is announcing that Brian Hoey is the new Director of the Patrol Crime Laboratory Division. Hoey was named the assistant director of the Crime Laboratory Division in March of 2016. He earned a Master of Business Administration from William Woods University in Fulton.
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