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Are you a Springfield homeowner with busted water pipes and a strained budget? Few resources exist for immediate government, nonprofit aid Gregory J. Holman, Springfield News-Leader © Nathan Papes/News-Leader CU crews work to repair a water main break on East St. Louis Street on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. Busted water pipes. With temperatures dipping subzero this week and the Springfield area lumped into a 14-state energy market that imposed controlled rolling blackouts on Mond...

Live updates: Not out of the woods: Blackouts could return tonight, Wednesday Katie Kull, Gregory J. Holman, Claudette Riley and Austin Huguelet, Springfield News-Leader © Andrew Jansen/News-Leader Large propane tanks sit outside of the Lake Springfield Natural Gas Peaking Station on Monday, Feb. 15, 2021. Editors note: Key News-Leader updates about the current severe weather and natural gas shortage are being made available to all readers free of charge. 5 p.m.: Regional au...

Springfield News-Leader Editors note: Key News-Leader updates about the current severe weather and natural gas shortage are being made available to all readers free of charge. 5 p.m.: Regional authority says controlled blackouts could return Wednesday A top official coordinating the response to power shortages throughout the Midwest told reporters Tuesday evening that rolling blackouts may not be over. "Were not out of the woods," said Lanny Nickell, chief operating officer for the Southwest Po...

Live updates about ongoing rolling blackouts and other events prompted by freezing temperatures in southwest Missouri and around the nation on Tuesday.

Live updates about ongoing rolling blackouts and other events prompted by freezing temperatures in southwest Missouri and around the nation on Tuesday.