The Missouri Public Affairs Hall of Fame inducted its 2021 class last week, honoring five Missourians for their community engagement.
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Missouri’s medical marijuana program is in full bloom, with advocates expecting more than $200 million in sales by the end of 2021.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request from the Spire STL Pipeline to preserve its service through the winter months Friday.
Sen. Mike Cierpiot and chief of staff Michelle Pleus were honored by Evergy this week for their work on securitization legislation.
The PSC approved several natural gas companies’ efforts to mitigate the impact of February’s cold snap on customers this week.
Ameren Corporation will see new leadership in 2022, with Marty Lyons as president and CEO and Warner Baxter as executive chairman.
"We have an incredible opportunity as a league to help these communities be successful, and that’s what I’m looking forward to the most."
Some Republican legislators are preparing to resume the push for eminent domain reform in the statehouse next session.
The PSC is allowing Ameren Missouri to lease a section of unused fiber to another company seeking to expand broadband coverage.
A staffing shortage in the face of increased demand is an obstacle for DMH, Director of Behavioral Health Nora Bock told lawmakers Wednesday.