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Andrews Bond Hearing Today
ByKXEOAnn M. Andrews, 20, faces a bond and counsel hearing today in Macon County Court. She pled not guilty last week to two felony counts of child abuse on her 6-month-old daughter. The Macon woman allegedly admitted to abusing the child on two separate days in March. Andrews is currently being held in the Macon…
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St. Louis Man Arrested Accused Of Taking Police On Stolen Vehicle Pursuit Through Callaway County
ByKXEOAccording to a press release from the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office, on October 5, 2023, at approximately 4:06 PM, a resident of Fulton reported that her white Dodge Durango had been stolen in the 200 block of Sycamore. Shortly afterward, the Fulton Police Department located the vehicle and initiated a pursuit on State Road F….
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Possible Record Breaking Day In Drug Take Back Event For Mexico Public Safety
ByKXEOA record breaking day for Mexico Public Safety with their drug take back event over the weekend. Chief Susan Rockett says they collected approximately 215 pounds of unwanted and unused drugs. The DEA will now pick up the drugs and destroy them.
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Mexico Public Safety Major Brice Mesko On KXEO Morning Show
ByKXEOMexico Public Safety Major Brice Mesko was the featured local guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show with Matt Pilger today. Major Mesko said his department and other agencies are continuing to follow up on leads in the Chance Davis homicide and one of the suspects was recently thought to…
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Building On Village Square Demolished
ByKXEOSchneiders Construction has temporarily closed E. Monroe Street from N. Coal to N. Jefferson while demolishing the Robinson Heating and Cooling building. Traffic is not allowed through the work area.
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