Around 4,300 Missourians have been enrolled in the expanded Medicaid program as of Tuesday, according to DSS.
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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.
The Spire STL Pipeline team is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to grant it more time to provide service to the St. Louis region.
St. Louis seniors can now schedule rides in electric vehicles (EVs) through a new service launched by the city this week.
Ameren’s effort to expand the country’s EV charging network alongside other energy companies is growing with the inclusion of Alliant Energy.
The Health Care Collaborative of Rural Missouri is the latest health care provider to be awarded federal funds for its telehealth program.
Missouri plans to focus most of its upcoming broadband investments on building out its infrastructure for 256,000 people.
A new Illinois law could bring the Grain Belt Express project one step closer to construction, according to parent company Invenergy.
Cox Medical Center Branson (CMBC) staff will receive personal panic buttons after assaults by patients increased drastically in 2020.