The PSC set a schedule to consider rates and tariffs filed by Evergy Missouri as part of the Missouri Evergy Efficiency Investment Act (MEEIA).
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Ameren workers across Illinois and Missouri are heading to the East Coast to assist in repairing damage and restoring power outages in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaias.
After more than 11 years as the executive director of the Missouri Petroleum Council, Ryan Rowden launched his own firm: The Rowden Group.
Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) granted Spire Missouri financing authority over loans — with conditions — during Wednesday's agenda meeting.
Missouri's PSC set a schedule to consider a request from Spire for the authority to recoup losses from the COVID-19 pandemic.
After consideration by the PSC, a proposed rule change that would give solar energy companies have more access in Missouri will get a public hearing.
Missouri’s Public Service Commission extended a waiver for one of its rules in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Mike Parson signed HB 1963 into law, which will ease helmet requirements for motorcyclists over the age of 26, among other changes to transportation.
Missouri’s bridges are seeing steady improvements according to a pair of reports heard by MoDOT's Highways and Transportation Commission.
Missouri’s PSC approved an order that further expands a program assisting low-income customers with billing during the COVID-19 pandemic.