Jefferson City voters will decide the fate of a proposed sales tax touted as a way to bolster the city’s public safety departments Tuesday.
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"Supporters of a political system that permits — and even encourages — such a shell game surely doesn’t really believe the climate’s existential threat is really that existential."
Gwen Mizell is taking her passion for clean energy and inclusion into her new role as Ameren's first chief sustainability officer.
The EPA recognized seven Missouri freight businesses for their environmental and energy efficiency with its SmartWay Excellence Awards.
After nearly a year of deliberation, Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) approved Spire Missouri’s general rate case.
Evergy is nearing its sign-on goal on a solar subscription program allowing customers to offset their energy output with clean power.
In an effort to support the city following February’s cold snap, Missouri granted Hannibal $750,000 through a municipal utility loan.
"For our nation’s leaders to deny us those life-sustaining resources before viable energy alternatives are available is a pernicious deed."
Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a temporary decrease to Evergy Metro customers’ electric bills beginning next month.
Missouri’s non-farm employment rose by more than 70,800 jobs between September 2020 and last month, according to the latest jobs report.