BPW

Larger than normal demand for electricity by customers of the Hannibal Board of Public Works has BPW asking for help in keeping energy usage down.

Hannibal’s downtown area was without power for about two hours Tuesday afternoon.

The Hannibal Board of Public Works is preparing to get back to a more normal routine.

Hannibal City Council members approve a bid for repair work on a city owned building rented by General Mills.

Water rates for Hannibal BPW customers are going up starting next week.

With the coming of spring comes telephone and email scammers trying to scare you and then stealing your money.

Hannibal Board of Public Works personnel are on standby, waiting for the word to head for the Carolinas to help restore power in the wake of Hurricane Florence.

A final settlement has been reached in the class-action lawsuit against the city of Hannibal and the Board of Public Works.

Most of the south end of Hannibal is under a precautionary boil order through Thursday.

The Hannibal Board of Public Works warns its customers to be on the lookout for con artists who may impersonate utility workers and threaten to disconnect service unless a payment is made immediately.