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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed lawsuits against four retailers accused of selling marijuana products disguised as legal hemp and misleading customers by presenting themselves as licensed cannabis dispensaries. The legal actions follow a federal court ruling upholding Missouri’s law addressing the so-called hemp loophole as the state prepares to expand enforcement against unlicensed sellers of intoxicating cannabinoid products.
Columbia buyers found real negotiating room as sellers trimmed prices and cut listings hit the market less often.
Sunraycer Renewables, an independent power producer backed by Crayhill Capital Management, has acquired two utility-scale solar projects totaling 325 megawatts of alternating-current capacity from Apricus Energy. The transaction expands Sunraycer’s development pipeline into Illinois and Missouri while strengthening its presence within the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) electricity market.
Missouri’s construction industry’s promoting future careers to teens across the state. Charlyce Ruth of the Associated General Contractors of Missouri says the demand for such careers remains very strong. "We need trades people, we need management, we need office staff, we need creative people. The list is endless...
Somewhere in Missouri, a crew of retired phone company workers poured 66,500 volunteer hours into an old 1896 building. Their reward?. A place where kids can dial a rotary phone and hear it actually connect. The founders came from Southwestern Bell, so they know these machines from the inside out....
The Missouri Public Service Commission has set a November 23 deadline to intervene in a rate case filed by Spire, which has requested a change to its natural gas base rates.
"And believe it because there is still a big buffer built in to the calculation."
The deadline is fast approaching for interested founders to apply for startup-focused programming from Pipeline Entrepreneurs. The Kansas City-based organization is searching for its next cohort of entrepreneurs from Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri to participate in its Fellows and Pathfinder initiatives. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, Nov. 18. “We...
If the bid by Evergy Missouri West is approved, bills would rise in the state by around $207 annually.
This story is a product of the Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk, an independent environmental reporting network covering America's largest watershed. Sign up for the Desk’s newsletter here. On a farm in Pike County, Missouri, Christopher Hudson harvests corn and soybeans for as long as the day...
Farmland in northwest Missouri, located along the western edge of Hardin, sold at public auction for $520,830. The entirely tillable property was described as top-tier row-crop ground. The farm is located along state Route 10, with convenient access and proximity to local agricultural infrastructure. Possession was provided following harvest of the 2026 soybean crop, with no tenant agreement in place for the 2027 crop year.
Missouri's Winter ECIP pays up to $800 for households with a shutoff notice, a propane tank under 20% or a prepaid balance running out, Nov. through May.
A 17-year-old once printed a 12-page seed catalog. That tiny booklet grew into America’s largest heirloom and open-pollinated seed company. The whole operation still lives on a 125-acre farm in the Missouri Ozarks. The original 1906 farmhouse where it all started sits right there on the property. Around it,...
Columbia is on the verge of getting a different kind of coffee shop, a new cheesesteak spot and another place to shop for cowboy boots. Here’s a look at those businesses and other recent announcements around town. Shibam Coffee Co. brings Yemeni coffee to Columbia. Shibam Coffee Co., a...
U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Missouri State Director Ben Baker announced that USDA will invest nearly $3.9 million in eight Missouri meat processing projects through the Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program (MPPEP) Phase 4. “With Missouri proudly ranking in the top five nationwide for recent MPPEP investments, it’s...
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Treasury Department has approved 131 census tracts for designation as "Opportunity Zones," where developers can earn special federal tax breaks. The zones include four in Boone County, one in Cole County and others in several Mid-Missouri counties, according to a list posted to the Missouri Department of Economic Development's website. Gov. The post Feds approve Missouri for 131 special tax-break zones appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
There are plenty of builders who talk about the benefits of high-performance construction. Jake Bruton gets to experience those benefits every day. Five years ago, Jake and his family moved into Spring Valley, a home he built in Columbia, Mo. The home was designed by longtime friend and architect Steve Baczek. The house has become something of a testing ground for many of the building science principles Jake has spent much of his career learning and teaching.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City is looking for a company to manage its amphitheater at Ellis-Porter Riverside Park, as the venue’s current operator reports more than $216,000 in income and more than $206,000 in expenses so far this program year. The Jefferson City Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department issued a request for proposals earlier The post Jefferson City seeks proposals for amphitheater manager appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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Spire Missouri requests rate hike, bills could rise $13 per month
