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As many as 3,600 customers were affected by power incidents on Monday morning as storms bringing heavy rain and high winds moved through the city.

Kehoe introduced the Missouri Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force after signing an executive order mandating the group.

Lawmakers express interest in job and tax revenue technology could bring.

The technology aims to help electricity system recover from and prevent power outages.

Missouri lawmakers considered a bill Tuesday that would create competitive market for energy.

The program intends to make renewable energy more accessible to renters and homeowners who cannot invest in their own solar panels.

The Missouri Public Service Commission is assessing effectiveness of utility bill aid for low-income residents and seniors.

If approved, the city would net $2.8 million more dollars from the rates paid by utility customers.

Unlike other goods and services, customers usually have one choice when it comes to electricity.

A daylong conference to explore pathways to advancing the use of nuclear power is being held Thursday at the Missouri Theatre.