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City Of Mexico Receives State Of Missouri Award For Innovative Street Project
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Active COVID-19 Cases Reported At Missouri Veterans Home – Mexico
ByKXEOThe Missouri Veterans Home in Mexico is reporting cases of COVID-19. According to a press release from the Missouri Veterans Commission, there are three active cases among residents and two staff members that are positive. Two other staff members have recovered. The positive staff members are in isolation at their residences and the Home is…
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James Addie Sentencing
ByKXEOA Monroe County man convicted of a 2018 murder of his secret fiancee will be sentenced this (Monday) morning in Jefferson City. The jury deliberated for more than 2 hours on April 29th before returning guilty verdicts against 54 year old James Addie. He was convicted of first degree murder and armed criminal action for…
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2nd Arrest In United Credit Union Robbery In Columbia
ByKXEOColumbia Police arrest a second suspect in the January 7th robbery of the United Credit Union branch on Falling Leaf Lane. In a release from the department, 37-year old Jamaar Curtis of Jefferson City was identified as a 2nd suspect and arrested on February 11th for a no-bond warrant from the Division of Probation &…
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Shots Fired with One Injured
ByKXEOAn investigation is ongoing after a 32 year old Mexico man is injured after 6 shots were fired. According to the Mexico Public Safety Department it happened last (Sunday) night just after 11 at the 1100 block of Kent Road. Officers say a man was walking down the street with a friend when a car…
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Library Director Bruner Joins Public Perspectives
ByKXEOMexico-Audrain County Library District Director Christal Bruner joined Public Perspectives Saturday morning, talking about recent water damage, capital improvement projects in 2021, and holiday festivities.
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