In a complaint filed in St. Louis, Missouri accused Starbucks of tying executive pay to the company's achieving racial and gender-based hiring quotas.

JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Board of Education on Tuesday approved the five-year renewals of charter schools Premier and ...

An anticipated post-Covid pandemic increase in business bankruptcy cases filed in the Eastern District of Missouri, which ...

CLAYTON — The courts reversed course on Tuesday and approved a ballot measure that could give the St. Louis County Council ...

Missouri accused Starbucks of tying executive pay to the company’s achieving racial and gender-based hiring quotas.

A pilot study out of Saint Louis University's education research center identified an elusive number: How many Missouri ...

The Ritenour School District received a new electric bus on Tuesday, but its plans to replace its aging fleet with EV buses ...

It’s being called one of the largest breaches of children’s personal information in history: PowerSchool, a company that manages the data of millions of children across American schools, has been ...

NEW YORK >> Starbucks was sued today by the state of Missouri, which accused the coffee chain of using a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion as a pretext to systemically discriminate based ...

For more than a decade, schools across the country and in Missouri have continued to set and change policies related to ...

Missouri lawmakers say cell phones are too distracting in classrooms. They’re considering implementing a law requiring school ...