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Miller Teacher Admits To Sexual Contact With Students
ByKXEOThe Miller County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a teacher in the School of the Osage District for having sexual contact with students. According to the department, investigators received complaint yesterday evening [Wednesday]. The children involved were interviewed by a forensic interviewer and with the cooperation and assistance of the school district, evidence was collected related…
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Mexico City Council Funding Local Non-Profits
ByKXEOThe Mexico city council met Tuesday night, Board Member Chris miller states- the city council passed resolutions to help fund local non profits organizations,
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KXEO Sports Report For 9/19/19
ByKXEOThe St. Louis Cardinals handled their business in a 5-1 win against the Washington Nationals yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon at Busch Stadium. Adam Wainwright pitched 7 strong innings and improved his record to 4-0 this month. Cardinals back up catcher Matt Wieters put St. Louis on top with his first career pinch-hit home run. The Cardinals…
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Mexico School District Operating At Lower COVID-19 Risk Level For This Week
ByKXEOThe Mexico School District is operating at a Tier 1, Yellow COVID-19 risk level this week. The district released the information this (Monday) morning. The four risk levels are reflective of Audrain County’s seven day rolling average of new positive cases and new hospitalizations and fluctuate from green, yellow, orange and red. Green is the…
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Former Substitute Teacher To Be Arraigned In Audrain County Circuit Court
ByKXEOA former substitute teacher in Mexico accused of child sex crimes is set to be arraigned in the Audrain County Circuit Court this (Monday) afternoon. 51 year old Randall R. Gibboney was arrested on August 23rd, 2021 by Mexico Public Safety for Third Degree Child Molestation with a child under 14 years old, invasion of…
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RAISE Program Connects Randolph County Residents to Local Jobs
ByKXEOA new initiative in Randolph County is linking residents with the workforce. The Registered Apprenticeships in Skills and Education, or RAISE, launched last week to bridge the gap between the community and local jobs. Open to all working individuals aged 16 and up, the program covers fields from health care and banking to manufacturing and…
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