PSC sets hearing on Ameren rate increase request
Mid-Missouri customers will have the opportunity to weigh in on proposed rate increases from Ameren Missouri next month, a notice from the company says.
Mid-Missouri customers will have the opportunity to weigh in on proposed rate increases from Ameren Missouri next month, a notice from the company says.
Attorney General Eric Schmitt announced Thursday his office is suing Gygr Gas after the propane gas supplier ceased all business operations and is no longer se…
A planned $300 million resort and entertainment district was announced for Osage Beach last week, and local officials and developers hope to open the gates of …
Quaker Windows and Doors' Eldon campus expanded its footprint in the community with a large expansion that leaders say is the first of several for the site.
Missouri's Office of Administration (OA) is inviting those seeking a job in information technology to a hiring event this week.
The Missouri Department of Economic Development is seeking public input before dispersing $10 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds on small businesses.
Funding and support are in the works for emerging businesses in the Show-Me State during the next few years, the Missouri Technology Corporation (MTC) announce…
The Missouri Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing Sept. 15 to receive comments in a territorial agreement case between Co-Mo Electric Cooperati…
Starting out can be overwhelming for a new business owner, with countless forms to fill out and expenses to be covered. Many seek guidance from an experienced …
Missouri is in the top 10 most affordable places to live amid volatile economic times, according to a recent study -- though another report in the same series …
While economics have wavered over the past couple of years, a new report says steady property tax rates have created a consistent source of revenue for state g…
Demand is high for commercial truck drivers, and the Capital City Job Center is offering local job seekers an opportunity to help meet that need.
The Missouri State Employees' Retirement System (MOSERS) Board of Trustees voted to remove proxy voting powers from investment managers this week, a move Treas…
At the halfway point of its approved timeline, the Truman Hotel redevelopment project in Jefferson City remains halfway finished.
Missouri should increase its investments in entrepreneurs and start-ups while expanding accessibility for business owners and job seekers, a new state report s…