A utility that serves customers in Missouri announced it plans to build an 800-MW natural gas-fired power plant, along with ...

The Hannibal Board of Public Works has issued a notice for a scheduled power outage on October 22. On Tuesday, October 22, from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., the Hannibal Board of Public Works electric ...

LABADIE, Mo. — A power plant outside St. Louis was the nation's second-highest emitter of air pollutants for the fourth year in a row, according to a recently released Environmental Protection ...

LABADIE, Mo. — A historic Environmental Protection Agency rule change in 2024 was about to cause trouble for a heavily polluting Missouri power plant. The rule will likely be reversed in what ...

As of Monday morning, 37 personnel were assisting restore power in Springfield through the Missouri Public Utility Alliance.

Missouri’s role in these emission reductions is significant: The rule instructs the state’s power plants to reduce their nitrogen oxide emissions by 11,230 tons by 2027.

A power plant outside St. Louis was the nation's second-highest emitter of air pollutants for the fourth year in a row, according to a recently released Environmental Protection Agency report ...

The Consumers Council of Missouri estimates that if a nuclear power plant was built in Missouri using CWIP, it would cost about $5,000 per household for average energy users throughout the first ...

Hannibal, Missouri, is a perfect weekend destination that celebrates the life and literature of Samuel Clemens, AKA Mark Twain. You can also find other notable historic sites, plenty of events and ...

UPDATE 11 A.M., AUG. 1 — The number of Springfield customers without power is now around 2,000. More than 40 City Utilities and contract crews are working to restore power to the city, according ...

The BASF Hannibal facility got a final hazardous waste permit from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Waste Management Program to continue operating at its Palmyra facility.

The WXK-82 transmitter in Hannibal went down last week, meaning weather radios across northeast Missouri and west central Illinois aren’t functioning, including Pike County in the viewing area.