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The City of St. Charles and Ameren Missouri have reached an agreement granting the utility company access to city-owned property in order to monitor groundwater contamination at the Elm Point Wellfield.

A WAREHOUSE and distribution company in North Wales has been hailed as the "best of the best" after achieving a rare accolade.

A WAREHOUSE and distribution firm from Wrexham has clinched a new long-term deal with a global packaging company.

St. Charles residents say while they’re glad Ameren has taken responsibility, they still don’t have faith in the clean-up process.

In addition to collecting groundwater samples, the Agency also collected soil samples at various depths, and expedited the laboratory analysis as well as the quality assurance/quality control process to ensure rapid delivery of results to the public.

The Environmental Protection Agency identified an Ameren substation as the source of the contamination that has led the city of St. Charles to close multiple wells.

The City of St. Charles announced Tuesday it would conduct an independent investigation into the water contamination at its Elm Point Well Field.

The mayor has suggested a temporary mobile system to turn the wells back on and pump clean water. He's also looking to build a new well field altogether.

Work has started on a £1 million extension to Welsh distribution firm McCarthy Group’s Wrexham headquarters.  This will increase the company’s [...]

Water safety concerns are high in St. Charles after the city closed five of its seven wells last month.