A recent editorial in The Missouri Times referred to the Grain Belt Express Transmission Line as an “Investment in Missouri,” citing the creation of 1,500…
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Missourians do not like living paycheck to paycheck paying high utility bills and soon many won’t have to. The Grain Belt Express Transmission Line will…
Evergy, Inc. and Elliott Management Corporation, an activist hedge fund owned by billionaire Paul Singer, are seemingly at odds over the direction the Kansas City-based…
The feasibility of how utilities handle infrastructure replacement cases — such as with corroded cast iron pipes — is in question following a recent appeals court…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Despite an appeals court siding with the Public Service Commission (PSC) in its approval of the Grain Belt Express Project, the…
In his January 7th Letter to the Editor, Ron Boyer – seemingly on behalf of the Department of Natural Resource’s Missouri Air Conservation Commission (MACC)…
The Secretary of State has approved for circulation three initiative petitions submitted by James Owen (SOS petition numbers 2020-113, 2020-114, and 2020-115). They call for…
At Staff’s request, the Public Service Commission (PSC) has opened an investigation into Spire Missouri’s customer service and billing record-keeping practices. According to the commission,…
On the second of November, 1976, Jimmy Carter won the presidential election. On that same ballot another election issue was approved by Missouri voters. It was known…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Public Service Commission (PSC) approved Evergy Missouri West’s special incremental load tariff for a steel production facility in Sedalia Tuesday…