Be smart about your home's energy usage and decrease the impact on your wallet. Simply changing your household routines can help lower your energy bills.

A home that has been weatherized can reduce the average annual fuel usage by 35 percent. Since 1977, more than 200,000 Missouri homes have been weatherized as a part of the statewide program.

For more than 30 years, Thelma’s Kitchen has served Kansas City neighbors experiencing food insecurity.

When any fuel burns, the carbon monoxide produced can become dangerous and even life threatening. So we've created this list of safety tips.

As part of Spire’s commitment to supporting both Auburn University and the future of the culinary industry, we have provided support for The Spire Culinary Corridor, which features state-of-the-art laboratories equipped with the latest culinary technology.

Tod Fagan, a right of way manager at Spire, worked to create a tool called iMap - and it has since been named the most innovative public works management tool in the U.S. and Canada by the American Public Works Association. It all began with an idea about how to serve Spire's communities even better.

With new program expansion for the winter '22-'23 heating season, even more customers can get help through DollarHelp.

While problems with pipelines are incredibly rare, leaks can happen. Here you can find the steps to take in case there is a leak in your property.

During National Safe Digging Month in April, Spire and utilities across the country are encouraging residents to call 811 before digging to help prevent accidents involving utility infrastructure.