News Releases

AmerenUE requested today that customers conserve energy in the Fenton and Valley Park areas east of Highway 141, south of Big Bend, west of Lindbergh and north of Tesson Ferry. AmerenUE is asking...

The threat of flooding in Missouri means that residents must be aware of the electrical hazards that can occur during floods. When water comes into contact with energized electrical wiring,...

The threat of flooding in much of Illinois means that residents must be aware of the electrical hazards and natural gas safety issues that can occur during floods, according to the Ameren Illinois...

AmerenUE reports it has thoroughly checked the natural gas mains and service connections in the neighborhood surrounding the house at 308 McNab Drive in Columbia that exploded on Friday, March 14,...

St. Charles Mayor Patricia York, St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann, and Thomas R. Voss, president and chief executive officer of AmerenUE today toured the site of UE’s largest...

Colder than average winter temperatures mean that many Ameren Illinois Utility customers are using more natural gas this heating season than last year, resulting in higher natural gas bills. With...

The Ameren Illinois Utilities expect to wrap up storm restoration efforts by this evening for the majority of customers still without power due to Monday night's ice storm in Southern Illinois....

The Ameren Illinois Utilities have about 450 people assigned to power restoration effort in the wake of a late winter storm that moved into southern and eastern Illinois yesterday evening and this...

With the snow, ice and sleet accumulations forecasted for much of Illinois tonight and tomorrow, the Ameren Illinois Utilities are advising customers to ready themselves for the possibility of...

AmerenUE officials today joined with representatives from St. Louis Community College to celebrate $130,000 in scholarship funding the company is providing each year to help cover the tuition,...