The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request from the Spire STL Pipeline to preserve its service through the winter months Friday.
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Sen. Mike Cierpiot and chief of staff Michelle Pleus were honored by Evergy this week for their work on securitization legislation.
The Fair Maps Missouri Coalition has put together a competition for Missourians to draw their own congressional and legislative maps.
The PSC approved several natural gas companies’ efforts to mitigate the impact of February’s cold snap on customers this week.
The Post-Dispatch said it held off in publishing its story in order to give DESE time to correct the website.
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe launched his gubernatorial bid in March.
DESE updated its COVID-19 guidance this week, introducing a new “test to stay” option for those exposed to a positive case.
New Medicaid regulations for abortion providers in Missouri some said could jeopardize funding for Planned Parenthood took effect Wednesday.
Hundreds of Missouri schools and libraries are receiving pandemic funds to combat the digital divide from the FCC.
Missouri’s executive branch is made up of more than 20 officials — some who have been appointed and others elected.