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As energy costs continue to rise, Con Edison is urging customers to enroll in their Energy Affordability Program — saying it can save up to $158 on monthly bills. 

Judge Roger L. Gregory is now the former chief judge of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Residents could receive $750-1,500 back on a bike, depending on their income.

Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday signed legislation designed to ease the steep drop off in public benefits that low-income Missourians face when they receive even a modest increase in income. The …

Under the new law families would see benefits gradually decrease in proportion to any income hike.

Under the new law families would see benefits gradually decrease in proportion to any income hike.

Measure, which goes into effect Aug. 28, is designed to ease the steep drop off in public benefits that low-income Missourians face when they receive even a modest increase in

Of the 43 bills passed this session — the lowest in two decades — the governor vetoed one due to "unintended consequences."

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday signed legislation designed to ease the steep drop-off in pubic benefits that low-income Missourians face when they receive even a modest

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