Kehoe seeks damage assessment for federal disaster declaration for storms that hit Pilot Grove, rest of state at beginning of month

Kehoe seeks damage assessment for federal disaster declaration for storms that hit Pilot Grove, rest of state at beginning of month

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) For the second time in roughly a month, Gov. Mike Kehoe has requested FEMA to participate in joint preliminary damage assessments for counties that were damaged by storms and flooding, according to a Friday afternoon press release from the governor’s office. An EF-2 tornado ravaged Pilot Grove in Cooper County on April 2, but storms and flooding impacted several counties days before and after. “Missouri has again been batter…

Missouri governor signs controversial utility legislation. Your bills will rise, critics say

Kehoe signed wide-ranging legislation meant to help utility companies generate enough power to meet rising demand, but consumer advocates say it will raise utility rates an average of $1,000 annually.

Missouri governor signs major utility law that critics warn will raise energy bills for customers

The new Missouri law allows utilities to charge customers for power plants as they are being built, rather than after they are complete. Consumer and environmental groups say it will make utilities significantly more expensive and worsen climate change.

Missouri Gov. Kehoe signs utility bill that could increase rates - Missourinet

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed a bill into law that will change the way utility rates are set. SB 4 will give utility companies the authority to use a so-called “future test year” model for setting rates based on projected costs. It will also let private electric companies regulated by the Missouri Public Service […]

Missouri Gov. Kehoe signs major utility bill into law

The bill will bring big changes to how utilities operate and bill customers in Missouri.

Kehoe signs bill securing Missouri's energy future and economic growth

(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.) Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed Senate Bill 4 into law.