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Mystery Solved: 'Grace Doe' Cold Case in MO Finally Resolved After 34 Years

BREAKING: Missouri detectives crack the 1990 'Grace Doe' murder case! Find out how they uncovered the truth after decades of mystery. #ColdCaseCracked

In a surprising turn of events, McDonald County Sheriff's investigators have announced the resolution of a haunting 1990 cold case that had long troubled both the department and the region. The case, involving a murder victim once known as 'Grace Doe,' has finally been solved after 34 years of relentless investigation. Sheriff Robert Evenson, alongside Detectives Lorie Howard and Rhonda Wise, will soon unveil the long-awaited details surrounding the resolution of this perplexing case.

On a different note, the Department of Energy (DOE) has controversially backed Alaska gas exports despite climate objections. The $43 billion project's re-approval of shipments precedes a pause in new LNG export decisions, sparking debates over environmental concerns. In another energy-related development, World Energy has been invited to submit a Part II application for a DOE loan guarantee. This funding is crucial for the construction of World Energy's Houston renewable fuels facility, promising significant advancements in sustainable energy production.

As the energy sector undergoes transformations, CableLabs unit Gridmetrics is making strides in a DoE-funded project aimed at enhancing grid resilience. Utilizing power outage data from Gridmetrics, the University of Connecticut is spearheading the innovative 'Proactive' project with a $4.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.#pressrelease

In a final update, it's revealed that the resolution of the 'Grace Doe' cold case marks a significant milestone for the Missouri detectives, showcasing their unwavering dedication to solving long-standing mysteries. Additionally, the DOE's support for Alaska gas exports highlights the ongoing tension between energy needs and environmental concerns in today's evolving landscape.