After nearly two decades working for the city, Columbia City Manager John Glascock is retiring in January.
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Missouri ranked No. 32 in broadband access compared to the rest of the country, according to Tim Arbeiter, director of broadband development.
"Carol was an extremely talented and accomplished leader, and the entire state of Missouri grieves alongside her friends and family."
Missouri’s PSC approved a change to Evergy Missouri West and Osage Valley Electric Cooperative’s territorial agreement this week.
After serving as its policy director, Casey Wasser is stepping into a new role as the chief operating officer for Missouri Soy.
"In the wake of a revamped trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, the fight to control American rail traffic is reaching a fever pitch."
U.S. Senator Roy Blunt introduced a bipartisan effort to allocate federal funds for the maintenance of rural bridges Tuesday.
From eminent domain to police funding, here’s a look at the special session requests thus far.
A bill meant to help law enforcement and economically distressed areas is awaiting final approval after receiving support in the legislature.
The St. Louis Fire Department is the first in the nation to use a new state-of-the-art fire truck thanks to a donation from Ameren Missouri.