This week, the Missouri Public Service Commission approved the merger between Canada’s Liberty Utilities and The Empire District Electric Company. Liberty can now acquire all…
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon held his final press conference before a veto session Wednesday afternoon, and he urged lawmakers to look carefully at…
The Joint Interim Committee on State Employee Wages convened Wednesday to hear from a consulting firm charged with evaluating Missouri’s compensation for state employees. CBIZ…
ST. LOUIS – Gov. Jay Nixon visited the St. Louis Election Board of Commissioners Tuesday to appoint two additional members to the four-member board. Erwin Switzer and…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon appointed Trent Watson to the Capitol Commission on Friday. Watson served as the policy director for the State…
ST. LOUIS – A federal program awarded Missouri a grant this week to help fight heroin and opiate overdose deaths. The Substance Abuse and Mental…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Ethics Commission dismissed complaints against Chris Koster and Eric Greitens over outside groups spending money on their campaigns. For…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Public Service Commission has set a deadline for intervenors to apply in the Grain Line Express Clean Line case.…
CENTRALIA, Mo. – The Centralia Board of Aldermen voted Monday night to become the latest Missouri municipal utility negotiate long-term transmission service on the Grain Belt…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Gaming Commission proposed two new rules Tuesday to implement the daily fantasy sports legislation passed during the 2016 session.…