Governor Mike Parson announced Missouri is the first state in the nation to receive a federal grant for rural transit as part of national COVID-19 relief efforts.
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A Quality Inn motel in Florissant — just north of the city of St. Louis — was converted into the alternative care facility.
As COVID-19 social distancing guidelines send employees in many industries home, utility work is still being conducted with added precautions.
As more local municipalities have enacted stay at home orders, the Missouri Public Service Commission has requested utility workers be deemed “essential” and allowed to continue their work.
Gov. Mike Parson requested the federal government approve a major disaster declaration for Missouri as the state continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.
The Public Service Commission has released new guidelines on certain cases in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The transit service that is essential now will be even more so when Missourians get back to the business of building safe, sustainable, and economically viable communities.
Ameren Missouri announced it is partnering with charities to provide $1 million in energy assistance to customers as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
With concerns over the spread of COVID-19 ongoing, major automakers announced the halt of production at plants across the nation this week.
Ameren Missouri is allowed to issue and sell an additional long-term indebtedness following approval from the PSC.