The PSC ordered Ameren Missouri to revise its planned electrical surcharge protection program before offering it to customers.
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After more than seven years, Missouri Historical Society President Dr. Frances Levine is retiring from the organization next year.
Ford and General Motors are requiring masks for employees and visitors at Missouri facilities as COVID-19 cases surge across the state.
The Spire STL Pipeline is pleading with FERC to allow it to continue providing natural gas service to the St. Louis area.
Here’s a look at Missouri's controversial abortion law, from what the bill would do to where it stands in the courts.
The Supreme Court of Missouri upheld the legislature’s authority to limit non-economic damages in medical negligence cases Thursday.
The PSC is set to consider a request from Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois to construct a transmission line running through Missouri.
The PSC is reconsidering a previous Spire Missouri rate case after it was remanded by the Missouri Supreme Court.
A bill signed into law Wednesday offers new liability protections for Missouri landowners and campground operators.
A new law restricts school boards and districts from using public funds on elections, a move proponents said would protect taxpayers.