Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins said the conflict over property rights was paramount to Missouri’s farmers and landowners.
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"This is a moneymaking venture, not a public service — and it’s wrong to force people to sell their land for a private project that doesn’t really benefit Missourians."
The Missouri Senate passed a $2 billion supplemental budget bill Tuesday, the first budget item to make it through both chambers this week.
Missouri’s Public Service Commission (PSC) expedited an order allowing Missouri-American Water Company to operate in Stone County.
Bills meant to reform eminent domain policies aimed at the Grain Belt Express project drew a crowd of supporters to the statehouse Wednesday.
"This year, our state legislature has a chance to build on the benefits of biofuels by incentivizing sales of E15 across the state."
"When lawmakers talk about access to clean energy financing, they must factor in the history of how some customers, because of who they are, get literally left out in the cold."
The PSC approved a request from Ameren Missouri to redirect more than $3 million to assist customers through the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the wake of the devastating winter storms earlier this year, KCI received a $2.4 million natural gas bill — but the city is pushing back.
The Senate third read and passed a utility rate adjustment bill Thursday, quickly approving changes made over this week’s perfection debate.