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Electrical Fire At Mexico Residence
ByKXEOA failed electrical outlet to blame for a fire at a house in the 1800 block of Country Place Court in Mexico last (Monday) night. According to Mexico Public Safety it happened just before 8. The fire was in the wall of a bedroom and scorched some of the wall and insulation around the outlet…
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Tablet Workshop Offered By Audrain County Regional Library
ByKXEOThe Audrain County Regional Libraries are offering a new service this year that is helping people with technology. Library director Christal Brunner says they putting on a tablet workshop that helps people with e-mail, Facebook, and several uses of their tablet. Brunner says the class is currently held once a month, however they may expand…
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KXEO Sports Report for 2/28/19
ByKXEOThe Missouri Tigers Women’s Basketball Team will be on the road tonight (Thursday) against the Arkansas Razorbacks. Mizzou comes in with a 19-9 over all record and are 8-6 in the SEC while Arkansas is 17-11, and 6-8 in the conference. Tip is set for 8 o’clock. St. Louis Cardinals and right handed pitcher Miles…
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MU Researchers Work On Alcohol-Induced Blackout Tool
ByKXEOResearchers at the University of Missouri have created an Alcohol Induced Blackout Measurement tool as a reliable way to measure and differentiate types of blackouts. Blackouts are periods of alcohol-induced amnesia, in which the drinker is awake and able to interact with others but often cannot remember the events the following day. In a study…
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Mexico City Council To Meet In Regular Session Tonight
ByKXEOA light agenda faces the Mexico City Council for their first meeting of the new year. They will decide on an ordinance imposing an additional sales tax on marijuana sales in the city. If passed, the issue will be placed on the April 4th ballot for voters in the city to approve or deny. In…
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Distracted One of the Major Issues on Missouri Roads According to the Highway Patrol
ByKXEODistracted driving remains one of the biggest issues the Missouri Highway Patrol sees on the road. Colonel Sandra Karsten Superintendent of the highway patrol says texting and driving is becoming a common thing. In 2017 the Missouri Highway Patrol responded to 927 fatal crashes.
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