A federal court declined Spire Missouri’s request for a rehearing over its STL Pipeline Tuesday, but the company is pursuing regulatory options.
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After years of discussion and planning, contractors are set to take the first step in the replacement of the Rocheport bridge Thursday.
"When the state fails to pay its fair share of these transportation costs, school districts must shift funds that could (and should) be instead put to use in the classroom."
The U.S. Senate took action to lessen the economic and recovery impacts of flooding by passing the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Historic properties in the capital city are set to be rehabilitated in the coming years through a grant from the federal government.
Columbia resident Nick Knoth threw his hat into the ring to be the next Boone County presiding commissioner Wednesday.
The PSC ordered Spire Missouri to file contingency plans as the fate of the Spire STL Pipeline remains in flux.
Gov. Mike Parson and DPS awarded first responders and civilians public safety awards for their heroic actions in 2020.
In support of the relief effort, the Missouri National Guard will alert, mobilize, and deploy approximately 300 Soldiers to assist.
Hundreds gathered in the capital city Monday evening for a glimpse at Union Pacific’s Big Boy, which made an overnight stop this week.