Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Spire’s corporate headquarters, as pictured in 2015, is located in downtown St. Louis. HOK Architects designed the shell and core of the building.

Illinois wants Spire to show it shouldn’t be held in contempt over its embattled pipeline

Eric Schmid

In its petition, Illinois said Spire broke state law by failing to comply with a consent order from 2021 requiring that it place proper measures against erosion.

Health, Science & Environment

Property owners are still dealing with damage from Spire’s gas pipeline construction

Eric Schmid

“The productivity will never be what it was,” said one landowner whose farmland has been significantly damaged by the construction project.

Health, Science & Environment

Regulators OK new boundaries at Lake of the Ozarks

CORRECTION: We incorrectly referred to Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler's press secretary as "Steve Schwartz" in an earlier version of this post. His name is…

A ruling from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should ease concerns of landowners along the Lake of the Ozarks who were concerned about losing homes that fell within the boundaries of an Ameren hydroelectric project.

Waterfront homes at Lake of the Ozarks will be able to stay

Rachel Lippmann

Owners of waterfront property at the Lake of the Ozarks are breathing a sigh of relief this morning.In July, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission…

Government, Politics & Issues

Lake of the Ozarks shoreline dispute boils over into Congress

Rob Koenig

This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Oct. 21, 2011 - WASHINGTON - A stormy shoreline dispute involving Ameren Missouri and a federal…