Prior to the start of the legislative spring break, the members of the Missouri House of Representatives approved Senate Bill 4 by a 96-44 vote. A wide-ranging utility bill, the legislation includes language establishing the Power Predictability and Reliability Act.

On the evening of Friday, March 14, severe thunderstorms left a trail of destruction across Ameren Missouri's service territory. These storms generated multiple confirmed tornados, 75+ mph winds and damaging hail, impacting critical utility infrastructure including substations, distribution and transmission lines and other equipment.

This spring, outdoor enthusiasts can once again follow the incredible journey of a Peregrine falcon family in real time. Ameren Missouri’s Falcon Cam has returned to provide an up-close look as the young falcons hatch and prepare for their first flight. As of today, there are four out of a possible five eggs in the nest box.

After more than a decade at Ameren Missouri, Warren Wood is retiring this spring, capping a career defined by implementing constructive energy policies, building broad stakeholder teams to support policy changes and putting customers first.