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KXEO Sports Report for 4/20/18
ByKXEOThe Mexico Bulldogs baseball team have a home game tonight (Friday) against the North Callaway Thunderbirds. Both varsity and junior varsity are scheduled to play. The Missouri Tigers baseball team held on for a 2-1 over the 10th ranked Vanderbilt Commodores at Taylor Stadium last (Thursday) night. Mizzou star pitcher T.J. Sikkema struck out…
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Jefferson City Man Charged with Sex Crimes
ByKXEOA Jefferson City man is being charged with sex crimes and has been arrested. The Boone County Sheriff’s Department Cyber Crimes Task Force say they arrested 24 year old Carter Ballman yesterday (Tuesday) after he responded to a post made by an undercover decoy, masquerading as a 14 year old girl. According to authorities Ballmann…
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America’s First Black Priest Moves Toward Sainthood
ByKXEOThe nation’s first black priest, Father Augustus Tolton, is continuing to move toward sainthood. Servant of God Father Tolton’s cause of beatification and canonization recently advanced in Rome. Tolton was born into a slave family in 1854 in Ralls County. His family escaped to Qunicy as a child. The process to name Tolton a saint…
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Former Mexico Schools Communications Director Running For A Seat On Board Of Education
ByKXEOA fourth candidate is announcing a run for a seat on the Mexico Board of Education. According to an email from the district today, Marci Minor who recently turned her resignation in as Mexico Schools Communications Director will now run for seat on the Mexico Board of Education during the April 6th Election. Minor joins…
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KXEO Sports Report For 9/25/19
ByKXEOThe St. Louis Cardinals lost 3-2 to the Arizona Diamondbacks last (Tuesday) night on the road. The game went 19 innings and took 6 hours and 53 minutes to play. Paul Goldschmidt homered for the 2nd straight night. With the loss the Cardinals magic number to clinch the National League Central remains at 3, with…
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“Kenny’s Law” Heard In Senate Committee
ByKXEOA bill is set to be heard by a Senate Committee that could increase the charges associated with bullying that leads to suicide. Senate Bill 791, filed by Jamilah Nasheed, would require anyone who knowingly causes another person to commit suicide, including through the use of telephone or electronic communications, to be charged with involuntary…
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