If taken offline, the project could leave 175,000-400,000 customers in the St. Louis region without service, Spire said.
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Businessman Andrew Jones launched a bid for Missouri’s 1st congressional district, seeking to flip the seat held by Congresswoman Cori Bush.
Missouri’s behavioral health providers are struggling under a rash of illnesses and demand during the pandemic, providers told lawmakers.
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said rural and lower-income areas "that have been overlooked by the private companies" will be a focus for the EV charging network.
The Bicentennial Bridge will connect the Capitol grounds to a park named after a former bank employee who advocated for it decades ago.
The attorney general has already sued to block the federal vaccination requirements for large companies and federal contractors and employees.
Missouri is offering free credit and identity theft monitoring to educators who could be at risk from a vulnerability in a state website.
The FCC awarded its latest round of telehealth grants Tuesday, approving funding for three St. Louis-area hospitals.
Kara Corches previously served as the chamber’s director of legislative affairs where she advocated on behalf of employer issues in the Capitol.
Missouri is reaching out to the next generation of educators through a new recruitment platform amid a nationwide teacher shortage.